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The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) represents a once-in-a-generation investment in the nation’s infrastructure. But this investment isn’t just targeted for physical infrastructure. IIJA also provides billions of dollars in funding to help state and local governments modernize their technology infrastructure. This guide offers steps state and local agencies can take to leverage federal funding not just for physical infrastructure upgrades, but to invest in open, modern and secure cloud-based systems that drive long-term value.
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Michael Coté, Staff Technologist, VMware and Marc Zottner, Global Application Modernization Lead, VMware
Oct 5 2022
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Michael Coté, Staff Technologist, VMware and Marc Zottner, Global Application Modernization Lead, VMware
Cybersecurity continues to be top of mind as governments contend with borderless networks, the proliferation of endpoints and the ongoing deluge of cyberattacks. Organizations are also under pressure to act quickly on cybersecurity grant funding. The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) and other recent funding packages present a significant opportunity to address foundational issues affecting cybersecurity operations.
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What to Know:
- The central IT agency on Friday proposed a statewide AI Code of Ethics that would apply to all state and local government use of artificial intelligence.
- The rule outlines seven key principles that agencies must follow when deploying AI systems.
- Agencies will be required to document compliance, provide redress mechanisms and train staff to monitor and validate AI outputs.
What to Know:
- Gov. Greg Abbott appointed eight members to a new board focused on artificial intelligence in state government.
- The board will guide the state’s approach to adopting AI in public-sector operations.
- Appointees bring expertise in IT modernization, legal oversight, finance and private-sector technology.
A new set of data visualizations and graphics explore IT funding across state and local government, schools and special districts in Texas.
