Catawba County Board of Commissioners Retreat June 11, 2007 It is a great time to be an innovator 2007 Technology Strategic Plan *

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Catawba County Board of Commissioners Retreat June 11, 2007 It is a great time to be an innovator 2007 Technology Strategic Plan *

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What if every citizen could get the information they need, when they need it, and conduct business when they want to?

What if data flowed freely from department to department and services from those departments were coordinated to provide for the public?

What if your car could call for help and relay location and medical information directly to responders and to the hospital?

What if applications talked to each other so that real time decisions could be made?

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Possibilities Making Them Happen It is a great time to be an innovator 2007 Technology Strategic Plan *

Catawba County Board of Comissioners County Management IT Governance Committee Public Safety Information Committee Technology Officers Group /WPCOG GIS Steering Committee Public Schools Technology Department Leadership/ Staff Citizens Individual Departments Mandates Critical Issues New Technologies, Expectations and Trends

Vision: Catawba County Government will embrace technology to improve service and efficiency, and provide seamless access for the public. This will be accomplished in a spirit of customer service, partnership, and consultation with our stakeholders. Our guiding principles are quality, creativity, innovation, integration, and cost effectiveness. Mission: Provide leadership and guidance in all aspects of technology to enhance government services. *

Major Technology Trends Transition to a digitally converged world Support for legacy systems while migrating to more robust systems Increased importance of computer and telecommunications security Management of and investment in information technology Support for a growing mobile workforce Server consolidation, virtualization and storage

Challenges and Opportunities Challenges Silos of technology Too many servers in a disparate system Too many projects for staff Lack of IT governance Opportunities Good technology staff Fairly new computers and a standardization of hardware and software A good solid network infrastructure Support of Leadership

Possibilities Six Strategic Initiatives It is a great time to be an innovator 2007 Technology Strategic Plan *

Empower the Public: Enable the public to interact with local government by providing secure access to information and the ability to efficiently conduct appropriate business 365/24/7. *

Empower the Public: Create web based systems that provide secure, accurate and timely information to the public Initiate an enterprise wide solution to online payments Provide multiple, media rich methods to the public for accessing and receiving information Provide web enabled applications for the public to use

Improve outcomes, efficiency, responsiveness, and agility of services by transforming the management of information technology through best practices and shared resources. *

Improve outcomes, efficiency, responsiveness….. Implement Enterprise Architecture across the County Formalize an IT Governance Structure. Use Project Management Methodology on all projects to maximize the success rate

The Future of the Enterprise partners trust aggregate centralized collaborators specialized adapt reputation Self-organizing outliers

Implement Enterprise Architecture across the County Maximize the County’s investment in PeopleSoft by using it as the preferred development and delivery platform Maximize the County’s investment in VoIP by ensuring that future systems integrate with the system Maximize the County’s investment in virtual technology Institute Life Cycle Management(LCM) methodology across the County Continue to apply application, equipment and replacement standards across the County Capture once, use many

Transform key business processes through the effective use of innovative technology and state-of-the-art software. *

Transform key business processes…. Enable an increasing mobile workforce Continue to invest in SAN /Disaster Recovery technology to meet growing storage needs Implement Web Enabled Applications where feasible Build a seamless interface for public safety across the County and municipalities Leverage advanced GIS technology to enhance existing systems and integrate geospatial capabilities as a fundamental component of business systems where appropriate

Leverage innovative partnerships to offer better services Encourage technology initiatives that provide better services and opportunities for the public. – Encourage broadband services to all homes – Partner with local service groups to recycle computers and other technologies Partner with the school systems, municipalities and other agencies to offer services that are common to all. *

Enable personnel by increasing the efficiency and agility of the systems they depend on. Empower the Workforce: *

Provide training opportunities for end users that go beyond the basics and empower users to be self sufficient Ensure a well trained Technology staff Transition the Mobile Workforce Expand online employee services and recruitment

Improve public safety by leveraging modern information systems and technology. *

Improve public safety Make security and confidentiality overriding priorities in all systems Build a reliable communication network that provides for interoperability across the County Provide multiple options for the public to secure services Build in redundancy to the network infrastructure Interoperability is more than making radios talk to each other

How do we deliver the right information in the right format to the right person at the right time? The Challenge

Conclusion The Technology Strategic Plan Provides a framework for the effective management of technology Is customer focused and promotes collaboration, shared input, right tools Builds on past investments Is dynamic, provides guidance, but allows for options.

Catawba County Board of Commissioners Retreat June 11, 2007 It is a great time to be an innovator 2007 Technology Strategic Plan *