Governance

Integrated information technology governance is about leadership in effectively
and efficiently managing an organization’s use of technology to meet its business
needs. It includes structures and processes for setting direction, establishing
standards and principles, and prioritizing IT investments to leverage technology
to improve business value and programmatic results. This framework is the
mechanism for deciding who makes what decisions about technology use and
creates an accountability framework that drives the desired application of
technology solutions. Integrated IT governance also includes the processes by
which key decisions are made about IT investments, and it depends on effective,
ongoing communication across all levels of the organization.

IT Partners:

• IT Council
  • Enterprise Digital Accessibility Committee
  • Enterprise Leadership Council
  • Enterprise Process Advisory Committee
• Technology Services Board
• Office of Information Security and Privacy Protection
• Technology Acquisitions (Dept. of General Services-Procurement Division)
• Technology Services and Operations (Dept. of Technology Services)
• Statewide Telecommunications and Network Division (Dept. of Technology Services)
• Office of Geospatial Information Systems (Resources Agency)
• Office of eServices (State and Consumer Services Agency)