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Electronic publishing, web hosting and research are part of the project with an eye to expanding technical capabilities.
The Alamo Area COG wants to hear from highly qualified vendors with a deep and wide knowledge of Internet and broadband projects who will help constituents obtain associated grants and funding.
The company announced its upcoming plans in Titus County this week, one of several that will be connected to high-speed Internet with help from the Rural Digital Opportunity Fund.
DIR has shepherded the center’s growth for more than four years and continues to influence SLED learning about and adoption of non-generative AI.
All four projects are related to an IBM city data center at 1000 Belleview Street.
Speaker of the House Dade Phelan created the committee by a Tuesday proclamation, and Rep. Giovanni Capriglione will serve as chair.
The U.S. Department of Energy awarded the monies to establish a university-based cybersecurity center.
A recent survey confirms that government employees are increasingly turning to online platforms like LinkedIn to vet potential vendors. A poorly optimized personal profile could cost vendors valuable contracts.
The request involves a branded network website with a specific URL, a roster management and reporting tool, and a platform that supports mentorship programming and management.
The requested system must be either cloud-based or vendor-hosted and manage case status codes, court processes, virtual trials, transactions and module offerings.
The entity that manages property records in a county with 2.1 million-plus residents is inclined not to pay the $700,000 ransom.
The budget mentions modernization, cloud migration, mobile app updates and enhanced citizen experience.
Data to be collected and stored includes market pricing, market specifics, industry data, power price forecasting, weather news, emissions allowances, renewable energy credits and more.
The CIO and CISO for the department — charged with overseeing care of the state’s most vulnerable — will speak during the exclusive event.
Industry Insider — Texas is pleased to welcome Red Hat to the Industry Insider family. Red Hat provides enterprise open-source solutions, including high-performing Linux, cloud, container and Kubernetes technologies. It also helps state and local government agencies maintain their IT assets while freeing up resources to focus on modernization efforts, such as cloud-native development and hybrid cloud. For more information, contact Linda Burwell or visit Red Hat’s website.
The state IT agency published a solicitation for HP products that will result in a purchasing vehicle for the Texas SLED community.
The council's public workforce system, Workforce Solutions, requires a system intuitive enough for customers to navigate without instruction from staff.
Airport leadership continues to invest in ways to streamline processes that improve customer, employee and vendor experiences.
DSHS plans to release a solicitation for a newborn screening LIMS, relevant laboratory equipment and a remote data system.
The proposed platform must be capable of scaling to the growing demands of the university’s athletics department and safely storing complex programmatic queries.
The county is using a tool on which RapidSOS and Hexagon have partnered, providing real-time data capabilities and digital alerts resulting in faster fire response.
The district has hired a cybersecurity attorney who spoke Monday during an emergency meeting.
According to HB1, OCA has allocated $6 million in its capital budget for a statewide case-level data system.
The TAMU School of Medicine requires a system that will help monitor individual student progress and present relevant data in a visually appealing format.
The chief appraiser offered few details about the incident but said he believes no sensitive data has been affected.
The department has been working on several technology upgrade projects, including website and toll collection work.
The Dallas Information and Technology Services Department is out to bid on a legacy system replacement project for the fire department.
The office spent at least $23 million with the Plano-based company during the course of 2023.
The system will manage work orders, assets, finances and budget needs for the division encompassing IT and fleet services in the state’s most populous county.
Austin’s Communications and Technology Management Department has an IT capital budget of $34.8 million for 2024.
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