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Jul 1, 2023·StrategicPlan
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Minnesota IT Services Strategic Plan 2023-2027
The Minnesota IT Services (MNIT) Strategic Plan for 2023-2027 is a roadmap for designing tomorrow's government today, focusing on delivering secure, reliable technology solutions to improve the lives of all Minnesotans. The plan centers around three core themes: Customer Experience, Cybersecurity and Operational Excellence, and Connected Culture. It aims to modernize and transform services to achieve an innovative digital government that works for all, while addressing the evolving needs and expectations of Minnesotans and state agencies.
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This report by the Technology Advisory Council outlines 16 recommendations to improve IT services and processes for the State of Minnesota. The strategic direction focuses on two main pillars: modernizing operating models, which includes an emphasis on user experience, product transformation, and strong change leadership; and building a solid and safe foundation, encompassing sustainable funding, effective budgeting, and robust cybersecurity. The intended outcomes are to achieve better customer needs and expectations, ensure more efficient and sustainable operation of state IT processes and systems, and establish stronger security to protect state IT systems and sensitive data.
Jan 17, 2020·BoardMeeting
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Governor's Blue Ribbon Council on IT Meeting Minutes
The Council engaged in a panel discussion regarding the implementation of packaged software solutions, emphasizing the critical role of business process transformation and senior executive sponsorship in successful IT projects. The Minnesota Department of Education presented an overview of the Ed-Fi project, highlighting efforts to improve education data interoperability and streamline data collection processes. The meeting included updates from subcommittees on data management, privacy, modernization, and cybersecurity. Additionally, the Council reviewed MNIT workforce metrics and strategic planning, and discussed proposed updates to the 16E statute to ensure alignment with current operational requirements as suggested by an Office of the Legislative Auditor audit.
Jan 3, 2020·BoardMeeting
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Governor's Blue Ribbon Council On IT Meeting Minutes
The council reviewed and approved several recommendations from the December 2019 quarterly report, including those related to effective and efficient procurement, a modernization playbook, and the co-creation of a 10-year modernization strategy. Discussions also covered partnerships with counties for project development and data practices, the minimization of data collection on individuals, interoperability, critical infrastructure protection, long-term operational cybersecurity funding, the creation of a public-private cybersecurity partnership, and the formation of an IT security commission.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
