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Reporter’s Notebook: A Recap of the Week’s News in California IT

Executive appointments and promotions, a large COVID-19 contract award, and a couple of state spending roundups were among the stories that made headlines last week in Techwire.
Following is a brief roundup of noteworthy stories published last week by the Techwire staff. The California Department of Technology spent a total of nearly $13 million in January on its five largest purchases of IT goods. Vendors included IBM, Allied Network Solutions, Insight...

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