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Capitol Weekly Interview
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| The role of the state Chief Information Officer [CIO] here was established by
| Senate Bill 90, that was done last year...
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| What are we moving away from and moving towards?
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| We’re going to be moving away from some of our older mainframe technologies,
| running on COBOL. We’re moving definitely towards greater use of open source,
| to either a dot-net of Java environment for development. We’re moving towards
| many more services as self-service. Not only from the standpoint of content,
| which is what states have done in the past, but much more toward everyone
| expanding the kinds of services that are available [online] from the Dept. of
| Motor Vehicles or the Franchise Tax Board. As the state broadband expands,
| and as everyone becomes more computer-literate, they’re going to want to do
| more services online. They’re not going to want to have to drive to an office
| or talk to someone on the phone. A side benefit of that is it’s much
| environmentally-friendly and budget-friendly to the state.
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http://www.capitolweekly.net/article.php?_adctlid=v%7Cjq2q43wvsl855o%7Cxkd99m1j2h1shq&issueId=xkc1sme5m8ltbo&xid=xkc5gm8bw4dxei
Recent:
CIO Reality Check: Linux Security
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| Walt Cornelison, Director of Information Technology, Tropitone Furniture:
| Security is always a concern. I have to balance security with an ability to
| operate and function. I find security to be less of a concern on the Linux
| side. I'm pretty confident on that side of our business. We have to balance
| operations performance, [with] user need and security. Security cannot be so
| obtrusive that we cannot operate.
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http://www.linuxworld.com/news/2008/081208-cios-security.html
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