
Ben Miller
Associate Editor, GT Data and Business at Government Technology
Reporter for @govtechnews. I write about government, technology and futuristic stuff. I'll probably tweet about sports from time to time.
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3 weeks ago |
insider.govtech.com | Ben Miller
There’s a new player in the California gov tech scene — and they’re off running with a flurry of high-profile hires. Since the summer of 2024, Computacenter, a United Kingdom-headquartered IT service provider founded more than 40 years ago, has brought on four notable leaders as it dives into the state’s public-sector technology market:Dan Morris, account executive: Morris started at Computacenter in September after serving as senior client director for the public sector at AHEAD for eight years.
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1 month ago |
insider.govtech.com | Ben Miller
Thus far, state agencies have submitted a total of 68 budget change proposals (BCPs) — although more will come out, especially following Gov. Gavin Newsom's budget revision in May*. The single largest request amounts to $256.5 million for the Child Welfare Services - California Automated Response and Engagement System (CWS-CARES), a joint BCP from the California Department of Social Services, California Health and Human Services Agency and the Office of Technology and Solutions Integration.
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1 month ago |
insider.govtech.com | Ben Miller
The California Department of Child Support Services had a problem: Its contact center technology was at end of life. It was unreliable. And it couldn’t serve as the foundation for new tech. So, in the first half of 2024, Five9 and AT&T — longtime partners who both serve California state government through the CALNET program — worked with DCSS to implement Five9’s cloud-based contact center-as-a-service platform, focusing heavily on two things: User engagement and rapid turnaround.
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2 months ago |
wtae.com | Amy Lu |Ben Miller
U.S. and Russian officials are meeting in Saudi Arabia to discuss ending the nearly three-year war in Ukraine, highlighting a major shift in U.S. foreign policy. The talks happening highlight the Trump administration's reversal of the U.S. isolating Russia and supporting Ukraine.
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2 months ago |
govtech.com | Ben Miller
When we started the GovTech 100 list 10 years ago, the market of state and local government technology was … murky. There weren’t many people who understood it well, and there wasn’t much coverage of the competitive landscape. In fact, so murky was the market that we left the single largest local government purist — Tyler Technologies — off the first list. Oops. We learned.
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