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During the recent Central Florida Digital Government Summit, two industry experts discussed best practices, potential challenges and how to manage organizational change when adopting and implementing artificial intelligence.
The department seeks consultative services to analyze emerging business priorities within the Juvenile Justice Information System and make technology recommendations.
The role will assist in executing the Department of Financial Services Florida PALM project, a multiyear, multiphase initiative to replace the state’s legacy accounting and cash management system.
The county’s Corrections and Rehabilitation Department recently published a draft of the scope of services for a future competitive contract for a configurable and commercially available software solution for a comprehensive, integrated jail management system.
The recently proposed legislation would revise the purpose of long-range program plans, which agencies use to provide five-year outlooks and justify future budget requests.
Recently proposed legislation from the Senate Appropriations Committee aims to establish the Agency for State Systems and Enterprise Technology, potentially replacing the state’s current IT agency, the Florida Digital Service, by June 2026.
The Florida Department of Corrections is requesting vendor proposals for virtual reality devices to deliver a workforce readiness and employability skills curriculum.
The role entails delivering computer services statewide, developing infrastructure technology service management, and providing hardware and software support for the Florida Department of Corrections.
The Department of Management Services is seeking proposals from vendors to design, demonstrate and implement an Advanced Threat Response and Intelligence System to enhance security operations through machine learning.
The authority seeks innovative solutions from early- to growth-stage startup companies to enhance Miami-Dade County’s waste diversion efforts as part of its latest Public Innovation Challenge.
The Florida Department of Transportation seeks to provide high-speed unmanaged Internet access to its district office building in DeLand.
During a Florida House of Representatives IT Budget and Policy Subcommittee meeting, committee chair Rep. John Snyder shared that future technology funding recommendations will prioritize project completion over expansion and put a more critical eye toward cybersecurity spending.
The Florida House of Representatives IT Budget and Policy Subcommittee hearing on March 12 focused on an iLAB assessment of the agency’s iConnect system, zeroing in on issues such as lack of automation, tedious processes and HIPAA compliance concerns.
The Florida Department of Revenue has issued an RFI for a vendor- or third-party-hosted cloud-based automated solution to assist employees in selecting insurance, retirement and other benefits.
As part of Industry Insider — Florida’s ongoing efforts to educate readers on state and local agencies, their IT plans and initiatives, here’s the latest in our periodic series of interviews with government IT leaders.
The Florida House of Representatives IT Budget and Policy Subcommittee hearing on March 5 focused on the role and use of AI and automation within state government — now and in the future.
One of the coalition’s recent reports focuses on some of the state’s AI-related legislation and offers recommendations on Florida’s approach to artificial intelligence regulation.
The Florida Department of Transportation seeks to provide user access to the American Society of Testing and Materials, American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials and American Concrete Institute standards through a wide area network.
“My main goal is to ensure public-sector organizations in Florida are protected against mobile threats,” Sokolowski told Industry Insider — Florida.
The county recently published a draft of the scope of services for a future competitive contract for voice and data communications products, including network switches, software and network security.
Trey Tillander, the department’s executive director of transportation technology, focused on cloud modernization during a recent Florida House of Representatives IT Budget and Policy Subcommittee hearing.
The department, which has a Fiscal Year 2025-26 recommended IT budget of $25 million, promotes the state’s agriculture, protects the environment and ensures consumer safety.
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