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Department of Family and Protective Services

Panelists shared their progress and the remaining roadblocks to implementing AI at the recent Texas Association of State Systems for Computing and Communications conference.
The Health and Human Services Commission was the top spender in this category, which includes computer programming, website design and programming, and some staffing.
The CIO and CISO for the department — charged with overseeing care of the state’s most vulnerable — will speak during the exclusive event.
DFPS estimates the new system's implementation, which began in June 2023, will wrap up this December and begin serving children in January 2025.
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.
Collected here is a roundup of our AI-related coverage in 2023, including expert insights, events and agency use cases.
The director of data infrastructure and technology is part of the DFPS Office of Data and Systems Improvement.
CDO Amberle Carter of the Department of Family and Protective Services and UT Austin CDO Shiva Jaganathan advised agencies and vendors on how best to manage and protect their data before AI implementation.
The Office of the Inspector General audits human processes, systems and IT to ensure they are compliant, efficient and properly managed by social and health services agencies.
During the 2022-2023 fiscal year, the Texas Department of Transportation led the spending on IT goods among all departments.
The State of Technology: Texas Industry Forum has a robust speaker lineup that will discuss technology implications of the state budget and recent legislation.
The public policy group Texas 2036 continues to surface issues facing various state agencies. This week’s report is focused on child welfare, a topic the nonprofit regularly addresses.
The department’s five largest November IT services transactions hit more than $15 million.
The goal is to serve as a comprehensive resource for Texas families, including expectant mothers, new parents and families at all stages of life.