GOVTECH TODAY
NOVEMBER 9, 2020

Approved California Props May Send Ripples Through Other States
California voters seem to have approved Propositions 22 and 24, which concerned gig workers and data privacy, respectively. Experts suggest that both measures will have ripple effects across the U.S. READ MORE

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Election infrastructure is transforming to keep up with the way America votes
Discover how Los Angeles County is building a better way to vote by reimagining the entire voting process.
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Delaware Gov. Promotes Jason Clarke to Permanent CIO
In a bevy of appointments yesterday, Gov. John Carney nominated Jason Clarke as the permanent IT chief. He has been serving as the acting CIO since September, when James Collins departed for a private-sector opportunity. READ MORE

NYC and USDR Team-Up for Long-Term Digitization Amid Crisis
A civic tech fellowship that was born out of crisis response earlier this year has now lead to nearly half a dozen successful digitization projects in New York City, with no sign of slowing down. READ MORE

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Who created a vacuum specifically for picking up AirPods?
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Los Angeles County has transformed its entire election system from the ground up
The "Voting Solutions for All People" initiative transformed the way Angelenos vote through modernization of voting machines, infrastructure and processes.
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INDUSTRY RESOURCES

Webinar: Working with Reduced IT Budgets: How to Extract More Value from Enterprise Software Investments

Paper: Preventing Ransomware Attacks: Local Government Strategies

Paper: Choosing the Best Cloud Architecture for Public Sector Budgeting

Paper: Maine's Journey to Cloud-Based Data Analytics

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