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Portland, Ore., Merges Data and Privacy Functions in New Role (opens the original)
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Reporting a pothole to the city seems simple enough. Then, the photo attached to the request captures more than the pavement. A license plate, a nearby home or a passerby can turn a routine service request into a question about what information the city should collect, how long it should keep it and who should have access.That’s one reason Portland, Ore., is bringing data governance and privacy together in a new office, led by an inaugural data and privacy officer, city officials said. The role
Indiana’s New CPO Hails From Its Digital Performance Hub (opens the original)
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Indiana has named John Stark as its new chief privacy officer, bringing the C-level role back under permanent direction after several months of interim leadership following two executive departures. Stark, who serves as director of digital governance for the Indiana Management Performance Hub, was appointed chief privacy officer Sept. 1 by Indiana Chief Data Officer Pete Miller, according to Jeff Mullins, communications director for the Indiana Management Performance Hub (MPH). Stark will hold t
Indianapolis-Marion County Names Kate Kotan Permanent CIO (opens the original)
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After years of working inside Indianapolis and Marion County’s technology operation, Kate Kotan is now in charge of deciding what comes next.The Marion County Information Technology Board this week appointed Kotan chief information officer and director of the Information Services Agency (ISA). She takes over the permanent role after working in several positions at ISA since joining the agency in 2020, including chief digital officer and interim CIO.Kotan’s appointment follows the departure of Co
‘Fall in Love With the Problem,’ State Data, AI Leader Says (opens the original)
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The AI boom has given government plenty of new tools. But Pennsylvania’s new data and AI chief wants to make sure the state is asking the right questions before reaching for them.Since starting June 1 as Pennsylvania’s inaugural chief data and AI officer, Priya Narasimhan has had plenty to think about. Her role brings data and AI under the same roof, but she is starting with the parts of the house that are easy to overlook: building the foundation, setting the right guardrails and putting the un
IBM Enterprise Deal Gives New York State AI, Cloud Tool Access (opens the original)
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New York state is working to stretch its technology dollars further, giving agencies more AI and cloud tools for less money.The New York State Office of Information Technology Services (ITS) has signed a new agreement with IBM that will give participating state agencies access to the company’s AI and hybrid cloud software. It is expected to generate $6 million in savings over the next three years. Rather than having agencies pursue these capabilities individually, the enterprise agreement gives
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