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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 of Children and Families’ top three IT commodities by spend were consultation services, data services and networking software.
The switch, vetted and approved by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, aims to ensure that the city’s website is a secure source of public information.
The Orlando Utilities Commission is seeking vendor proposals to replace its current interactive voice response system with a modern and scalable solution that integrates seamlessly with its infrastructure.
Services include hardware monitoring, system updates software and hardware support.
In the city’s $173 million budget, $3 million will be used for various IT department services, including infrastructure, IT hardware, operating expenses and more.
The enterprise resource planning system for the county’s school district must be SaaS-based, web-accessible and able to integrate with existing systems using configurable APIs.
Susan Whitmire, a longtime project management professional and current chief information officer of the FGCC, will officially retire on Feb. 7, formally ending her 20-plus-year career in state government.
In the city’s $1.8 billion budget, $26 million will be used for various IT department services, including strategic support, computer operations, IT security and more.
The position is responsible for planning, piloting, developing and managing Lakeland’s smart city program, overseeing emerging technology and collaborating with city stakeholders, partners, IT staff, vendors and community members.
The top three state commodities by IT spend were IT consultation services, business and corporate management and software maintenance and support.
The incumbent in this position will be responsible for planning, budgeting, organizing, directing and coordinating operations for the city’s information technology office.
The police department plans to use the funding for various public safety technology projects, including updates to the body-worn camera system, upgrades to mobile data systems hardware, expansion of the in-car camera system and more.
The utility authority is requesting information from qualified vendors for upgrading its GIS system from the Esri geometric model to the Esri Utility Network model, including acquiring and implementing compatible electric distribution design software.
As director, Raul Rosario will oversee toll system operations, lead technological advancements and ensure seamless, customer-focused experiences for the authority.
The Senate Appropriations Committee on Higher Education met to discuss how Florida is increasingly becoming a national leader in cybersecurity, thanks to the efforts of Cyber Florida, a statewide initiative based at the University of South Florida.
The school district plans to use this funding for various tech projects through 2036, including cyber and network security, data center optimization, back-end infrastructure and more.
The position will involve planning, configuring, implementing and managing software and hardware programs for the city and performing advanced computer program analysis.
The Tampa Hillsborough Expressway Authority is expanding its connected vehicle program on the Selmon Expressway to push more messaging to drivers, change behavior and possibly reward better driving with cheaper toll rates.
The position will manage and optimize enterprise application databases.
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The county is seeking proposals from qualified consulting firms to perform a comprehensive feasibility study of its primary data center.
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