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Darren Nielsen

Darren Nielsen is the former lead editor for Industry Insider — Texas.

A variety of projects are beginning to trickle out for vendors to bid on.
The top 10 vendors billed the state $3.32 million.
Students will be able to use headsets to research possible career paths.
A high-tech document management company led the list with $130,000 in sales.
Work will cover multiple projects across North Texas.
"One-stop shop" features expanded services and is available on its website.
The well-being of all Texans is the first order of business for this agency.
During the second quarter of the calendar year, 257 total purchases were made from 39 vendors.
Deloitte Consulting led the list with just over $8 million in services for this agency, which directly helps 7 million Texans per month.
The solution will need to provide fully integrated functionality through all phases of project and portfolio management.
This 2023-2027 goal for administrative and services support includes IT and cybersecurity.
Competing vendors will be expected to answer multiple questions regarding their proposed solutions.
During the second quarter of 2022, 223 purchases were made from 45 vendors.
A related RFP seeks a test management, application life cycle management solution.
A new system is needed to address current deficiencies, school says.
The North Texas-based sales professional has years of experience of increasing responsibility in Texas, surrounding states and the Midwest.
With a budget near the top of all state departments, the amount TDCJ spent on IT services in 2021 may be surprising.
Services will be on an as-needed basis and be paid hourly.
See how much the agency spent on IT in 2020 compared with 2021.
The department that protects the state and its residents spent $11.41 million on IT services in 2021.
A consultant spoke with Industry Insider — Texas on how far smart cities have come, and how far they have to go.
The contractor will be expected to provide multiple services for pharmacists and patients.
During the first quarter of 2022, 374 purchases were made from 72 IT vendors.
The vendor will have to work with Texas Workforce Commission data.
Goals include better health outcomes, access to services, care of the vulnerable, efficiency and accountability.
The executive has a successful history of managing global accounts for several key industry organizations.
The plans by this South Texas city’s police and courts include several improvements via technology for large municipalities.
More than one vendor could be required for the project.
GLO, which helps fund Texas public education, spent $22.8 million in calendar year 2021.
Soon, more than 2 million Texans will gain access to updated sites that are expected to promote conservation, among other features.