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The Sacramento Urban Technology Lab's grant program will focus on building out the Internet of Things and cybersecurity, mobility and health IT, and life sciences verticals in the SUTL framework.

For obvious reasons, cybersecurity professionals are reluctant to speak too much about their methods and techniques. It's a field that, by necessity, is cloaked in secrecy. So when the state government gets a chance to recognize those professionals' accomplishments, we'll take that opportunity to shine a spotlight on them as well.

The energy produced on a typical summer day from the "green" structure, which covers 316 parking spaces, can reach 1 megawatt of power per hour — enough to power 164 homes, according to CDT.

In recent years, Accela has been expanding from its traditional identity as a platform company, releasing several applications that have focused on emerging regulatory areas such as short-term rentals and cannabis and hemp licensing.

While most public safety operations in an emergency operations center are guided by time-tested principles, digital response before, during and after a disaster is surprisingly uncharted territory. What will your city's website look like when 5,000 homes have been destroyed? What maps will you have, and do you have the in-house expertise to produce them?

The Financial Information System for California has responded to some agencies' requests by offering help with month-end and year-end reporting requirements.

The summit will spotlight leaders from industry, government and academia to engage, inform, educate and empower California to stay ahead of cyberthreats.

San Leandro's chief technology officer, Tony Batalla, has been guiding the city through a number of tech upgrades and enhancements since he was promoted to his current position earlier this year. In this interview, he discusses what's ahead in innovation for this Bay Area municipality.

Speaking at the event will be CDT Director and state CIO Amy Tong, and Richard Rogers, chief of the Office of Technology Services and interim chief deputy director of CDT.

Students will receive formal classroom training three or four days a week for the first five weeks, and will work in their home departments when not in the classroom.

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Nominations must be government projects undertaken by a public body in the Los Angeles region. All nominated projects must be currently in use and have quantifiable outcomes.

Three subcommittees will address delivery, testing labs and equity, and the full advisory committee will meet.