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Rae D. DeShong

Rae D. DeShong is a Dallas-based e.Republic staff writer and has worked at The Dallas Morning News and as a community college administrator.

The council will assess the landscape, legal and ethical concerns, and state government use. Its seven members will begin reviewing reports this summer.
Of the three, DIR spent the most on IT-specific purchases, while TxDOT’s largest expenditure appears to be with a built infrastructure firm.
City public works unveiled the latest dashboards to help constituents visualize projects across the city and interact with municipal employees.
The commission plans to publish a consolidated e-Health record request for offers in March, and the request will cover more than two dozen facilities.
The vendor will provide OneTrust software to the social services agency as part of the state’s shared technology services.
One opportunity listed at the state human resources site is remote, although both report in Austin.
“Besides ... wanting to do something I feel makes a difference, what I enjoy most are the people. The people running our agencies and educational institutions truly care about what they do. They want to make a difference in the lives of citizens and students and are very committed to the services they provide,” she told Industry Insider — Texas.
A fiber company has entered a partnership to create an intelligent infrastructure economic zone.
The agency is seeking a subscription on behalf of the Department of Family and Protective Services.
The city is working to increase payroll accuracy and improve time management for first responders.
The Jobs, Energy, Technology and Innovation Act provides tax incentives and essentially replaces Chapter 313.
The IT agency has released a pre-solicitation notice detailing the equipment and services for a March request for offers.
The internationally recognized cancer center is seeking a vendor who can provide an off-the-shelf system that is customizable and can be easily navigated by all user levels.
The agency spent about $193 million in IT-related purchases in the fourth quarter of 2023.
Girish Ramachandran will take on the IT side of Universal Services in a newly created role.
The new city webpages will connect pension participants, beneficiaries and the public to resources, data and planning for employee and first responder pensions.
The small agency spends roughly half of its IT funding on its grant platform.
The executive position will collaborate with leadership and oversee the information security process and practice encompassing education and health-care institutions.
The city of Austin is looking for a highly qualified vendor to author a multiyear IT plan that will align with the total airport vision.
Texas is accepting State and Local Government Cybersecurity Grant Program applications through mid-March; grants allow for cyber enhancements at the local level.
The career technical education building will house multiple programs for high school students seeking professional credentials.
The anticipated procurement for the WIC community's EBT cloud transition will soon be underway.
Keith Halman has been appointed to a one-year term by the governor.
The Texas Workforce Commission spent about $82.4 million on IT- and contract-related services at the end of the year, a marked increase from the same three months the year prior.
Last year, one of the municipalities made an arrest in two decades-old crimes, thanks to federal grants and related technologies.
The large system has legal officers throughout, but legally must have a privacy officer for federal compliance.
Industry Insider — Texas’ One-on-One interview series has featured state and local government leaders throughout the year. Here are five tech leaders making a statewide impact on people and IT.
Catherine Maras, a longtime CIO and an exec at Fortium Partners, will temporarily serve the county.
Across Texas, CIOs and other leaders looked this year to long-term missions and goals and how to support them with IT, tech and communications.
The director of data infrastructure and technology is part of the DFPS Office of Data and Systems Improvement.