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AI-ready infrastructure requires a mix of processors designed for high-performance and general-purpose computing to handle demanding workloads. Learn how 4th Gen AMD EPYC can reduce tech debt and optimize AI readiness.
North Richland Hills Municipal Court
The latest modernization initiative will enhance security, improve transparency and prepare the city for future tech advancements.
An era of public service that is agile, digital and customer centric.
This roundtable highlights the importance of prioritizing convenience for both citizens and government employees in the payment experience. Key topics include addressing generational preferences, modernizing payment options as a win-win solution and leveraging technology to deliver fewer steps and immediate responsiveness that residents and staff desire.
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Texas Department of Information Resources
Traditional methods of flaw remediation are not equipped with the technology to keep pace with the rapid evolution of code generation practices, leaving developers incapable of managing burdensome and overwhelming security debt. Code security is still a critical concern in software development. For instance, when GitHub Copilot generated 435 code snippets, almost 36% of them had security weaknesses, regardless of the programming language. As it is, many developers are still unequipped with an automated method that can securely remediate issues in code.
Embracing emerging technology to create user-centric services and enhance citizen engagement
Industry: Town Location: Prosper, Texas Number of Employees: 330 Population: 38,520 Tyler Client Since: 2017 Tyler products/solution used: Enterprise Permitting & Licensing [powered by EnerGov™], Enterprise Environmental Health, Civic Access, Decision Engine
Learn how to automate the top five manual IT processes to streamline SaaS management.
Join Amazon Web Services (AWS) in Austin, Texas from July 23-24 for a no-cost conference.
Government agencies face mounting pressures to strengthen security and compliance practices while keeping pace with emerging technologies like artificial intelligence (AI). This article distills key recommendations from industry experts on implementing robust security frameworks, leveraging AI responsibly and fostering a culture of consistent compliance.
Info-Tech (infotech.com) has been awarded a contract by the Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) to offer IT Advisory services through DIR’s Cooperative Contract Program. Here is our new landing page: https://dir.texas.gov/contracts/dir-cpo-5251
This e-book from Tyler Technologies delivers valuable insights for government leaders on improving digital user experiences, expanding access, and boosting satisfaction with government services. Designed for decision-makers and elected officials who influence digital government projects, this resource focuses on the elements inherent in modernizing user-friendly, accessible, and secure services that cater to a wide range of constituents.
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What to Know:
- The city-operated AI Factory processes real-time data from cameras, sensors and connected systems to enhance public safety, traffic control and emergency response, according to CIO Jorge Cardenas.
- The platform is powered by the city’s own fiber network and private 5G infrastructure, allowing for secure, high-speed data processing without relying on third-party cloud providers.
- Brownsville plans to offer compute capacity to neighboring cities that lack similar capabilities.
What to Know:
- Texas’ 2026–27 state budget includes more than $1 billion in IT capital funding for modernization across key agencies.
- Major initiatives include system overhauls at HHSC, TxDMV and DFPS, and creation of the new Texas Cyber Command.
- Agencies are expanding use of AI, automation and data integration, with new vendor opportunities expected in late 2025 and into 2026.
What to Know:
- The state of Texas spent about $6.3 billion on IT-related goods and services in Fiscal Year 2025.
- The Health and Human Services Commission and Department of Transportation were the top-spending agencies.
- Deloitte, Rackspace and the Texas Facilities Commission were among the highest-paid vendors.
