Drew Dilly

This strategic plan for Enterprise Technology Services (ETS) outlines priorities for the FY27-28 biennium, aiming to enhance IT capabilities and service delivery for the State of Wyoming. It is structured around five core strategic themes: Enterprise Technology Governance, ETS Foundational Services, Trusted Partnerships, State Resource Stewardship, and Cybersecurity. The plan seeks to improve operational efficiency, strengthen security, and enhance constituent services by aligning IT investments with state priorities, optimizing foundational services, fostering partnerships, managing resources responsibly, and advancing cybersecurity posture, ultimately creating a more efficient, secure, and technologically advanced state government.

The strategic plan for Wyoming State focuses on improving IT governance, enhancing services, managing state resources, and strengthening cybersecurity. Key objectives include implementing enterprise governance, improving customer communication, evaluating IT investment effectiveness, promoting continuous improvement, enhancing customer service, workforce development, promoting financial transparency, developing a cybersecurity roadmap, expanding cyber-partnerships, and improving the state's cyber ecosystem. The plan aims to ensure IT solutions are agile, data-driven, and aligned with the needs of departments and citizens, ultimately enhancing government operations and constituent experiences.

The action plan focuses on balancing energy development, environmental stewardship, and economic growth in Wyoming. It outlines strategies for economic competitiveness, efficient regulation, natural resource conservation, and education & innovation. The plan prioritizes infrastructure investment, biomass utilization, wind energy manufacturing, and responsible resource management to ensure a sustainable future for the state.