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Technologists are in demand at the California Student Aid Commission, the Department of Transportation and the State Compensation Insurance Fund, as each agency looks to strengthen its team.
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In a budget change proposal, the California Department of Water Resources seeks to fund the Joint Operations Center relocation project, a state-federal partnership. Technology would be a major focus of the project's final eight months.
The state’s second most populous city gave itself 12 months to evaluate the use of its many surveillance technologies or put them on pause — and with about nine months gone, not a single tool has been fully evaluated.
The new mobile application, based on a concept created as part of the UC Merced project Bodie 3D, lets visitors more fully experience the 280 state parks and their diverse histories.
The California Department of Tax and Fee Administration, the Department of Technology and the Office of Data and Innovation will host an IT virtual open house later this week.
According to the State Contracting and Procurement Registration System, the Judicial Branch spent $1,121,490 on its five largest contracts for IT services from Jan. 1 through March 31.
The California departments of Technology and Tax and Fee Administration have released a multiphase solicitation that seeks a “scalable and reliable tax return analysis solution with data analytics.”
The ALERTCalifornia network continues to deploy new cameras across the state. It serves wildfire researchers but also provides first responders and the public with real-time threat intelligence.
The Long Beach Collaboratory has been created to provide a new form of citizen engagement where residents can be chosen to join collaborative teams to identify technology pilot projects for their neighborhoods.
The California Department of Child Support Services made nearly 40 purchases of IT goods during the year’s first quarter and spent in the high seven figures on its five top buys, which included enterprise-level support, plus computers and firewalls.
As part of Industry Insider — California’s ongoing efforts to educate readers on California government agencies, their IT plans and initiatives, here’s the latest in our periodic series of interviews with technology leaders.
Lawmakers, who must also approve a state budget bill by June 15, are mulling laws on artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and cannabis control, among others.
With the latest cutbacks, tech companies have disclosed plans to eliminate more than 25,200 jobs in the Bay Area over a 17-month stretch that includes all of 2022 and so far in 2023.
As director of procurement for the Sacramento-based Weideman Group, Daniel Kim will focus on “how we can improve government with the help of business.”
The roles that need to be filled are chief technology officer, strategy and product manager, and procurement and contract manager.
The funding sought over time would enable the California Highway Patrol to continue IT work around deploying body-worn cameras statewide, refreshing fleet telematics and keeping personally identifiable information private.
The communications tower comes equipped with fire cameras, radio service and a fail-safe digital communications network. The solar-powered tower will also include a weather station.
Chief April Baxter, chief information officer for the California Highway Patrol, will give Industry Insider — California members an overview of the department’s technology and plans. CHP has an annual IT budget of about $100 million.
“Navigating Government Meetings: What You Need to Know Before You Meet with Government” will offer insights for attendees to help them properly prepare before they meet with government procurement officials or others.
A bill to make big tech compensate publishers for using news that drives profits cleared the state Assembly, despite a threat from Facebook parent Meta to remove news from its platforms.
The California Department of Technology is looking to renew a subscription or membership to a key piece of its security portfolio.
All three positions require interactions with high-level state leaders, leading teams in technology work and completing challenging, complex IT projects.
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