Jeramy Gray and Mohammed Al Rawi will be among those addressing Industry Insider — California members at a briefing on Nov. 9 in Hacienda Heights.
“No matter what we do, government has to rely on its industry partners,” says Aman Bhullar, chief information officer and assistant registrar-recorder for Los Angeles County.
Aman Bhullar was named the Chief Information Officer of the Year for his accomplishments as Los Angeles County’s assistant registrar-recorder/county clerk and CIO for that department.
Government Technology magazine’s Top 25 Doers, Dreamers & Drivers for 2023, released last week, celebrated no fewer than four California government leaders. Each year, the magazine honors those government and IT leaders with “an unwavering commitment to the often unglamorous work of making sure the systems that run government nationwide are accessible, reliable and fit for the 21st century.”
IT leaders who participated this year in Industry Insider — California’s One-on-One question-and-answer series offered many essential ideas around government technology. Several are presented below.
Those who work in public technology can and should aspire to larger roles in governance, but they must step up their game, says Jeramy Gray, a top executive in Los Angeles County government.
As part of Industry Insider — California’s ongoing efforts to educate readers on state agencies, their IT plans and initiatives, here’s the latest in our periodic series of interviews with departmental IT leaders.
The new system should be in place before the November 2024 general election, and the contract could last more than 10 years. The registration deadline for a mandatory proposers conference is Monday.
