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The Joint Technology Committee spent Feb. 5 walking through department IT requests ahead of a Feb. 15 prioritization deadline, with cost credibility the running theme — from a school-finance system whose price fell tenfold to a $65 million HR project the committee balked at studying with a $1 million appropriation.
Key Actions
·School Finance ModernizationAction
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Notable Quotes
“I don't believe that any of the prices for any of these projects that we ever have are really honest costs. And it's not a reflection on you.”
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You please call the roll. Senators and Representatives Basley present. Pascal here. Rodriguez excused. Weinberg excused. To tone. I am here, Madam Chair. Here. Thank you all for joining us today. We are ever getting ever so close close to having to make a prioritization list for jvc. And so we've had a couple of folks come back with lowering of their requests and for that we're incredibly thankful. So we've got some folks here today from the Department of Education and I would just welcome the presenters to the dais, if you could. Oh, okay. I was like, that's me. Wonderful. And we've got. I'm not sure who wants to start, but okay, Mr. Evans. Thank you, Madam Chair. And thank you members of the committee for having us here this morning. We greatly appreciate it. My name is Corey Evans. I'm the school Finance Executive Director for the Department of Education. I'm joined today by Mr. Sheldon Rosenkranz, who is our chief district operating officer. We have just a brief overview we'd love to run you through of the system and the updated request. And then we are happy to take any questions from the committee. That sounds…
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