Future Direction and Vision Communications and collaboration is critical to our success. Two recent examples of OIT Successful information technology organizations outreach include: are often described as the combination of three elements Tour of OIT for several Legislators from – Appropriations Committee and and Local OIT will continue to evolve as an organization Government Committee using these three pillars: OIT overview by the CIO 5 year plan People putting the right resources in place, Demand for services – using Workforce Development Enterprise strategy Process improving processes for our Constraints – customers and ourselves business process IT budget – management (BPM), workflow, billing Partnerships transparency to gain greater efficiencies National recognition – Technology whether cloud, 3rd party, or Business process management (BPM) – mobile or business analytics, we will overview continue to use forward-looking, but proven, Application systems overview technology Project management and Agile overview Risk management security – We are working with our agency partners, Workforce development overview outside partners, and other government OIT tour organizations, to minimize risk (cyber security, business continuity/ disaster recovery), ensure Agency IT education bringing in industry – stable, cost-effective platforms, and provide leaders to review trends technical solutions through project management Topics covered: best practices. National Association of State CIOs top – 10 priorities for state CIOs Agile methodology for systems development Business process management (BPM) Mobile apps Legacy applications Network strategy Cyber security Cloud strategy and data centers Disaster recovery Big data and business intelligence OIT Outreach Call center/ telecom technology
Future Direction and Vision Successful information technology organizations are often described as the combination of three elements – OIT will continue to evolve as an organization using these three pillars: People – putting the right resources in place, using Workforce Development Process – improving processes for our customers and ourselves – business process management (BPM), workflow, billing transparency – to gain greater efficiencies Technology – whether cloud, 3rd party, or mobile or business analytics, we will continue to use forward-looking, but proven, technology We are working with our agency partners, outside partners, and other government organizations, to minimize risk (cyber security, business continuity/ disaster recovery), ensure stable, cost-effective platforms, and provide technical solutions through project management best practices. OIT Outreach Communications and collaboration is critical to our success. Two recent examples of OIT outreach include: Tour of OIT for several Legislators from Appropriations Committee and and Local Government Committee OIT overview by the CIO 5 year plan Demand for services Enterprise strategy Constraints IT budget Partnerships National recognition Business process management (BPM) overview Application systems overview Project management and Agile overview Risk management – security Workforce development overview OIT tour Agency IT education – bringing in industry leaders to review trends Topics covered: National Association of State CIOs – top 10 priorities for state CIOs Agile methodology for systems development Business process management (BPM) Mobile apps Legacy applications Network strategy Cyber security Cloud strategy and data centers Disaster recovery Big data and business intelligence Call center/ telecom technology
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