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The solution will be used to leverage data collected via surveys targeting location- and/or job-specific employees regarding employee engagement, wellness and retention.
The new Dallas College chief information officer previously served as CIO at Creighton University in Omaha for nearly six years.
Plano is searching for a contractor capable of replacing systems at 278 signalized intersections throughout the city.
The collected information will help BDO determine the most efficient method of subdividing 990 Census tracts in its pursuit of universal service across the state.
Through its Cooperative Contracts program, the state's IT agency has managed more than $3.4 billion in the past three fiscal years.
The Dallas-Fort Worth market currently holds the third-most data centers in the U.S., and demand is at an all-time high, according to a recent report.
The newly formed legislative committee aims to improve government efficiency through emerging technologies.
Plano City Council approved spending $765,000 over two years to have temporary workers manually read the city’s roughly 88,000 water meters to properly bill water customers.
Qualified vendors will be chosen to appear in a directory for school districts to reference when shopping for solutions.
The university is hoping to streamline administrative operations, improve AI literacy and enhance recruitment efforts. It has also requested millions more from the Legislature for other tech-related initiatives.
VIA Metropolitan Transit requires a contractor to provide and implement an automated paratransit scheduling and dispatching system.
The advanced cameras — which have faced criticism over privacy concerns — will combat violent crime and bolster public safety, officials say.
The Delivery of Government Efficiency Committee aims to improve government efficiency through emerging technologies like AI, modernizing existing processes while both innovating and saving.
The solution must use AI to accurately assign medical codes by extracting data from medical documentation, such as diagnoses, lab data, patient demographics and more.
The agency’s contract with Deloitte, the sole provider of technology solution services through the Data Center Services program, expires in August 2026.
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The Houston-based company is modernizing its operations, reducing its workforce in high-turnover positions.
Gardner previously held various IT leadership positions with the city of Dallas, including interim chief information officer.
As more police agencies and other operations turn to drones, the skies are increasingly crowded with the machines. Involi’s new platform, now operating in Dallas, uses real-time data to help keep those skies safe.
The state’s IT department will be contracting successful respondents to provide public safety IT resources under its Cooperative Contracts program.
The city is the immediate beneficiary of a tranche of the four-year, $500 billion master plan that’s expected to buttress the regional economy.
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