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The Texas Municipal League cyber programming and insurance paid off, as it was used to obtain new computer equipment and cyber protection.
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The school district is looking to expand its current contract management system, which uses CobbleStone Software’s Contract Insight.
The organization is looking for a cyber leader, who will report to the CISO, to direct the risk management program as well as define and approve architecture standards.
The state agriculture department will distribute $23.9 million to rural hospitals while the Broadband Development Office readies for additional federal grant applications.
In his new role, the Los Angeles-based executive will manage six sales teams covering Texas, California, the Pacific Northwest, the Rockies, Oklahoma and Louisiana.
The chosen applicant must have experience facilitating discovery meetings and workshops, performing stakeholder analysis and collaborating with high-functioning cross-functional teams, among other requirements.
Buying a new automated system for the Dallas Police Department to track off-duty employment was one of the top recommendations of a 2018 city audit.
The Texas Department of Public Safety has been working to consolidate the multiple systems currently used to administer computerized criminal history system functions into a single platform.
The newly elected mayor confirmed that a known person hacked the city’s network from its offices.
The chosen candidate will be responsible for managing enterprisewide IT projects throughout the city.
The requested solution must interface with the city’s existing work order-generating software, which includes Lucity, Esri and various Granicus and Tyler Technologies applications.
The new design will include improved search, site organization and shopping cart management tools, according to the comptroller's office, which operates it.
The department’s 2023-2027 Strategic Plan lists the development of optimal asset management programs as one of its main objectives.
The national defense contractor, based in Virginia, is working with education, venture capital and other partners to expand its presence in Texas.
With the Great American Eclipse emerging first at the Texas-Mexico border and arcing across the state, government leaders have emergency preparedness and constituent comfort at top of mind.
At the annual gathering, McKinney CIO Omar Rodriguez and Fort Worth CTO Kevin Gunn spoke about how their respective cities have implemented AI in separate discussions.
Brad Booth has taken a role with Island, a secure enterprise browser firm, after almost three years at SentinelOne.
Tarrant Appraisal District officials released the numbers via a written statement.
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.
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