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INTRODUCTION

Chapter: 4900

Section: 4981

No single combination of information technology (IT) and management philosophy can be identified as being universally suitable for state government, nor can pre-determined rules be established to allow the routine assignment of a new application to the particular combination of technology and manage ...

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DEFINITIONS

Chapter: 4900

Section: 4900.1

Agency Information Management Strategy. An agency's information management strategy is the agency's comprehensive plan for using information technology to address its business needs, i.e., to successfully carry out its programmatic mission. Ideally, the agency's information management strategy repre ...

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AGENCY/STATE ENTITY ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Chapter: 4900

Section: 4989.3

Management. Day-to-day management responsibility for desktop and mobile computing configurations resides with the manager who has supervisory responsibility for the individual or individuals who use the products. The manager must ensure that the acquisition and use of desktop and mobile computing co ...

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COMPLIANCE REVIEW

Chapter: 4900

Section: 4942

Specific projects or Agencies/state entities as a whole may be subject to compliance reviews conducted by the California Department of Technology (Department of Technology). The purposes of a compliance review are to verify Agency/state entity adherence to statewide IT policies as well as approved A ...

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OPEN SOURCE AND CODE REUSE POLICY INTRODUCTION

Chapter: 4900

Section: 4984

Legal Authority Government Code 11545 and 11546 Definitions Reference SAM 4819.2 Policy The California Department of Technology (CDT) is committed to improving the way state entities buy, build, and deliver information technology (IT) and software solutions to better support cost efficiency, ...

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INTERNET ACCESS REQUIREMENTS

Chapter: 4900

Section: 4985.2

As part of the Internet Access Policy, agencies/state entities shall ensure the following requirements are met: Internet Access To ensure the minimum baseline security safeguards are in place, agencies/state entities must use California Government Enterprise Network (CGEN) supplied service ...

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PROJECT APPROVAL LIFECYCLE PARTICIPATION

Chapter: 4900

Section: 4923

The analysis performed in support of Project Approval Lifecycle Stage /Gate deliverables must be based on an understanding of the needs, priorities, and capabilities of: (1) the users of the information that is to be provided; and (2) the Agency/state entity’s unit or program that will have op ...

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BASIC POLICIES

Chapter: 4900

Section: 4900.2

Each Agency/state entity must establish an ongoing strategic planning process for IT and submit its strategic plan to the California Department of Technology for approval. The strategic planning process established by an Agency/state entity should be consistent with its needs, resources, uses of IT, ...

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INFORMATION MANAGEMENT COSTS

Chapter: 4900

Section: 4903.2

By February 1 of each year, or as instructed by the Department of Technology in SIMM 05A, each Agency/state entity is required to summarize its actual and projected information technology costs, telecommunications costs and information security costs (including the expenditure of federal grant funds ...

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POST-IMPLEMENTATION EVALUATION REPORT

Chapter: 4900

Section: 4947

A post-implementation evaluation report (PIER) must be prepared by the Agency/state entity following the completion of each IT project, unless the Agency/state entity has entered into an interagency agreement with the Department of Finance’s Office of State Audits and Evaluations (OSAE) under SAM Se ...

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CONCEPTUALLY APPROVED IT PROJECT PROPOSALS REPORT

Chapter: 4900

Section: 4904

To forge the necessary integration of the business and Information Technology (IT) functions in California state government, the California Department of Technology (Department of Technology) publishes a Conceptually Approved IT Project Proposals Report each quarter. The Report will be based on the ...

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OPEN SOURCE AND CODE REUSE EXCEPTIONS

Chapter: 4900

Section: 4984.2

Legal Authority Government Code 11545 and 11546 Definitions Reference SAM 4819.2 Policy As part of the Open Source and Code Reuse policy, each state entity shall: Evaluate, as part of the Project Approval Lifecycle alternatives analysis, existing state software solutions ...

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AUDIT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PROJECTS

Chapter: 4900

Section: 4943

All information technology (IT) projects are subject to audit, with project reporting and evaluation documents an essential aspect of the audit trail. Documentation supporting project decisions must be kept by the Agency/state entity for a minimum of two years following approval of the post-implemen ...

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TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITY

Chapter: 3800

Section: 3802

The DGS Transportation Management Unit is a central service agency for freight transportation and traffic management. This Unit provides: Specialized consideration of all traffic problems of the State. Information about rates, tariffs, and traffic problems so that all State shipments are: ...

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RESPONSIBILITY FOR FILING CLAIM

Chapter: 3800

Section: 3864

Whoever owns the freight while in transit has the responsibility for filing claims for loss and damage. Unless the purchase contract states otherwise, the F.O.B. point governs the transfer of title. Therefore, for goods purchased under "F.O.B. Destination" or "F.O.B. Delivered," the shipper or vendo ...

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STD 256

Chapter: 3800

Section: A-6

State of California Moving/Relocation Expense Approval Request

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FREIGHT TARIFFS AND RATE AGREEMENTS

Chapter: 3800

Section: 3885

Shipments via Surface Commercial Carriers. Shipments by commercial carriers are usually subject to the terms and conditions of the standard bill of lading contract. Rather than list the rates, this contract just calls upon the use of set tariff rates. Since these tariffs fix the exact rates for the ...

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MOVING A MOBILE HOME

Chapter: 3800

Section: 3829

If you are an employee who normally lives in a mobile home and have been authorized by the State to move, you may ask the State to pay for the moving of your mobile home. See CCR, Title 2, Sections 599.714 and 599.720. You may also ask the State to pay for certain costs of preparing the mobile ...

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AUDIT OF FREIGHT BILLS

Chapter: 3800

Section: 3851

Except as provided in SAM Section 3852, all freight bills must be approved by the DGS Transportation Management Unit before they can be scheduled for payment. If a freight bill doesn't bear Transportation Management's approval stamp, it will be taken out of the claim schedule by the State Controller ...

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TRUCK AND SELF-HAUL TRAILERS

Chapter: 3800

Section: 3828

(Revised & Renumbered from 3826 2/93) CCR, Title 2, Section 599.719 governs reimbursement for costs of moving household goods in a truck or trailer furnished by an employee. Truck or trailer rental charges must be supported by fully legible copies of paid rental agreements.

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INTRODUCTION

DEFINITIONS

AGENCY/STATE ENTITY ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

COMPLIANCE REVIEW

OPEN SOURCE AND CODE REUSE POLICY INTRODUCTION

INTERNET ACCESS REQUIREMENTS

PROJECT APPROVAL LIFECYCLE PARTICIPATION

BASIC POLICIES

INFORMATION MANAGEMENT COSTS

POST-IMPLEMENTATION EVALUATION REPORT

CONCEPTUALLY APPROVED IT PROJECT PROPOSALS REPORT

OPEN SOURCE AND CODE REUSE EXCEPTIONS

AUDIT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PROJECTS

TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITY

RESPONSIBILITY FOR FILING CLAIM

STD 256

FREIGHT TARIFFS AND RATE AGREEMENTS

MOVING A MOBILE HOME

AUDIT OF FREIGHT BILLS

TRUCK AND SELF-HAUL TRAILERS