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ETP rolls out proposal automation, passcode and FedRAMP file‑upload support; staff demo and customer support changes explained

2173682 · January 1, 2025
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Summary

Chief Information Officer Tara Armstrong updated the panel on an implemented panel proposal automation tool, security audit completion, a new meeting passcode and a new in‑system FedRAMP file upload/button for applicants to submit materials and support requests.

CIO Tara Armstrong presented technology changes the panel will see in initial rollout to improve proposals, security and customer support.

Key points from the IT update - Proposal automation: Staff implemented a panel proposal automation feature to streamline creation of proposal documents, reduce errors and improve consistency across applications. - System interface changes: The new system reduces an earlier 15‑minute training requirement and consolidates occupational wage ranges to reduce confusion. The interface now includes a help button inside the system that lets applicants submit files and screenshots through a FedRAMP‑certified channel. - Security audit and meeting passcode: ETP completed its security program audit with the California Department of Technology; staff reported closure of outstanding security items. Staff implemented a meeting passcode for panel and policy meetings to protect recordings and the sound system from interference. - Customer support and materials: Reference materials were posted on the ETP website and procedural video guides will be published. Staff said enterprise support and secure file upload will be available for applicants needing assistance in the system.

Why this matters: The platform changes aim to reduce administrative burden on applicants and staff, address security concerns for hybrid meetings and create a centralized, auditable file‑submission path for application materials.

Source: Tara Armstrong information technology update noted in the meeting transcript.