Provides State information technology contracts will require use of software to document computer use by contractor.
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This bill requires New Jersey state agencies to use software when entering into information technology contracts worth over $100,000. The software must verify that contractors are only being paid for hours spent working on computers and track computer usage in real-time, including keystroke and mouse activity. It also ensures contractor biographical information is available and protects individual privacy while providing agencies with feedback on ongoing work.
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