Florida Gaming Control Commission
Kris Allgary has been the commission’s chief information security officer since May 2024, working alongside Susan Whitmire, who retired as the agency’s CIO earlier this month.
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.
The Florida Gaming Control Commission is seeking a software-as-a-service solution for IT service management that will enhance operations and service delivery and ensure compliance.
The agencies’ legislative budget requests cover several tech-related projects, including the Florida Gaming Control Commission procuring a regulatory, licensing, and enforcement system and improving the Florida Lottery’s reporting structure.
The role will lead and manage the team responsible for building and maintaining the agency’s enterprise solutions, and support the development and implementation of new applications.
The nascent commission is requesting a cloud-based solution to help handle ticketing, service level agreements and a variety of other activities.
The commission is seeking information from vendors on cloud-based software-as-a-service solutions that meet the needs of the agency’s regulatory, licensing and enforcement activities.
Glendora Fortune, CIO of the Florida Department of Transportation, and Susan Whitmire, CIO of the Florida Gaming Control Commission, met with members followed by a Q&A in Tallahassee last week.
During Industry Insider — Florida’s upcoming briefing, FDOT CIO Glendora Fortune and Florida Gaming Control Commission CIO Susan Whitmire will discuss their respective organizations and their IT work.
The Best of Florida Awards, announced during the Florida Digital Government Summit this week, honored several public agencies’ efforts to improve the constituent experience.
The chosen candidate will report to the commission’s enterprise and strategic applications manager.
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