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- State Information Management Manual (SIMM) - CDT
The SIMM is California’s central source for statewide technology policies, standards, instructions, forms, and templates Published by the California Department of Technology under the authority of the Director and State CIO
- Summary of What Changed in SAM SIMM - CDT
November 2009 – Summary of What Changed in SIMM (PDF) April 2009 – Summary of What Changed in SIMM (PDF) March 2009 – Summary of What Changed in SIMM (PDF) June 2008 – Summary of What Changed in SIMM (PDF) January 2007 – Summary of What Changed in SIMM (PDF) June 2006 – Summary of What Changed in SIMM (PDF)
- State IT Policy, Standards, Instructions and Guidelines - CDT
Resources Summary of Required IT Reports and Activities (SIMM 05A) Budget Letters Management Memos IT-related Governor’s Executive Orders Subscribe to State IT Policy notifications Submit Surplus IT Form std 152
- SIMM 19 - Project Approval Lifecycle and GenAI Project Delivery . . . - CDT
Feel free to reach out to your assigned Project Approval and Oversight Manager for any questions or to report issues related to the forms used in the SIMM 19 Project Approval
- SIMM 5340-A - California Department of Technology
If corrective actions cannot be completed immediately, follow the instructions outlined in SIMM 5305-B to submit a Plan of Actions and Milestones (SIMM 5305-C) that identifies all corrective actions along with timelines indicating when these corrective actions will be completed
- SIMM - Wikipedia
A SIMM (single in-line memory module) is a type of memory module used in computers from the early 1980s to the early 2000s It is a printed circuit board upon which multiple random-access memory Integrated circuit chips are attached to one or both sides [1]
- Policy Guidelines Update - California
The California Department of Technology (CDT) Office of Information Security (OIS) has developed the Endpoint Protection Standard (SIMM 5355-A) This policy introduces required minimum endpoint protection standards as part of a defense in depth security strategy
- What Is SIMM (Single In-Line Memory Module)? - Technipages
The Single In-line Memory Module or SIMM was designed to free up most of that space The memory chips were installed on a separate circuit board and plugged into the motherboard at a perpendicular angle The first generation of SIMMs used electrical pins that went into sockets like a large SIP chip
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