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Industry representatives talked through some of the considerations surrounding government adoption of artificial intelligence during the recent GovAI Coalition Summit in San Jose.
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The county’s Internal Services Department has several open solicitations, including requests for storage hardware, security and automation software.
The issue being raised by the lawsuit is with the electronic poll books that verify voter eligibility and whether a voter has already voted.
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“As we stand on the brink of this technological revolution, the readiness of local governments to embrace change, rethink leadership, and evolve organizational cultures will determine their ability to harness AI’s potential for public good.”
Citing a $7.1 million general fund deficit, the city is still working through the details of its proposed 2025 two-year budget. Here’s what things look like for the Information Technology Division.
The Little Hoover Commission will hear from Amy Tong, secretary of the California Government Operations Agency, at Thursday’s meeting, which will be held in Silicon Valley and streamed online.
A large part of DOR’s work involves assistive technology, and Chief Information Officer Jacob “Jake” Johnson said the department’s changes will involve its tech team.
“This transformative process marks a departure from traditional infrastructure and opens the door to many benefits that will propel the system’s capabilities into the future,” says CalHR Chief Information Officer Enrique Parker.
The positions are with the California Housing Finance Agency and the Employment Development Department.
Bhupinder Kaur, a seasoned technologist with a lengthy state government resume, has been tapped to lead IT efforts with the Office of Energy Infrastructure Safety.
“We have a great group of directors and a really strong team,” said Montgomery, the outgoing CIO for the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. “And I think the CIO coming in really needs to learn from them, listen to them.”
Desirable qualifications include experience and knowledge in IT project management best practices, including the management and oversight of critical projects and efforts to ensure efficient and effective delivery of unique IT products, services and systems.
The county recently announced the new website, which tracks broadband expansion projects across the region.
The county will be seeking a commercial, off-the-shelf solution to replace its legacy CMS. The RFP is planned to be issued this summer, with an expected award coming in early 2025.
The pressure cooker that was the pandemic stress-tested almost every aspect of the Employment Development Department. Those painful lessons are being used as the fuel for modernization.
“We are proud of Jeff’s extraordinary accomplishments and look forward to working with more government agencies to eliminate fraud and enable equitable and inclusive access to critical services for all Americans,” said Matt Thompson, Socure’s senior vice president and general manager for public sector.
The spending by the California Air Resources Board was for services including consulting, reporting and software, and the five largest categories within those codes accounted for $23,470,961, with rounding, according to the Procurement Division of the Department of General Services.
The department is making a push to improve its customer service by hiring a consultant focused on the user experience.
The government payments platform provider has also put a new executive team in place, including Chief Operating Officer Chris Lewis, Chief Technology Officer Andy Brooks and Chief Innovation Officer Alan Pyrz.
The leadership and specialty positions are among recruitments by the Employment Development Department and the California Department of Transportation.
Closing the state’s now $27.6 billion budget shortfall will sting no matter how fast the Band-Aid gets pulled off. Here’s what the most recent iteration of the governor’s proposed budget could mean for IT spending.
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