Within the county’s proposed $6.9 billion budget, approximately $75 million has been earmarked for its Information Systems and Services Division.

The department, which has an estimated IT budget of $149 million, oversees 67 county health departments and is accountable to the state Legislature, the governor’s office and all residents and visitors.

The candidate will design systems; develop standards; plan for Unix, Linux and storage; manage budgets; oversee contracts; and set usage procedures.

The department is requesting information from vendors on technological innovations designed to increase the safety, security and efficiency of correctional institutions.

Join e.Republic’s webinar, “Supercharge Your Business with Public-Sector Events,” at 3:30 p.m. Monday, in which industry experts will share game-changing strategies that will transform your approach to public-sector events.

Cyber-attacks have increased dramatically over the last few years. The 2024 Florida Public Sector Cybersecurity Summit provides an opportunity for government technology professionals to learn about the latest efforts to defend, respond and recover from cyber criminals who wish to do harm. The Summit will include cybersecurity leaders from state and local government throughout Florida.

AI-ready infrastructure requires a mix of processors designed for high-performance and general-purpose computing to handle demanding workloads. Learn how 4th Gen AMD EPYC can reduce tech debt and optimize AI readiness.

This roundtable highlights the importance of prioritizing convenience for both citizens and government employees in the payment experience. Key topics include addressing generational preferences, modernizing payment options as a win-win solution and leveraging technology to deliver fewer steps and immediate responsiveness that residents and staff desire.

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