Information Technology Strategy Board Established in 2019 by the N.C. General Assembly, the Information Technology Strategy Board plays a critical role in defining and planning North Carolina’s enterprise IT technology projects, advising on the prioritization of those projects and identifying areas where funding adjustments might be needed. The board also utilizes industry best practices to guide the State Information Technology Plan. Meetings Upcoming Meetings The Information Technology Strategy Board meets several times a year. Unless otherwise noted, all meetings are from 9 a.m. to noon. Additional information will be posted closer to each meeting date. Friday, June 18 Friday, Sept. 17 Friday, Dec. 10 Previous Meetings Date Meeting Materials June 18, 2021 Meeting Agenda Video Recording (1 of 2) Video Recording (2 of 2) March 19, 2021 Meeting Agenda Video Recording (1 of 2) Video Recording (2 of 2) Nov. 18, 2020 Meeting Agenda Video Recording July 20, 2020 Meeting Agenda Meeting Minutes June 18, 2020 Video Recording June 5, 2020 Meeting Agenda Video Recording Meeting Presentation Meeting Materials March 6, 2020 Meeting Agenda Audio Recording Meeting Presentation Proposed Bylaws About the Board The state chief information officer serves as the chair of the 12-person Information Technology Strategy Board, which also includes six North Carolina citizens – with backgrounds and familiarity with business system technology, information systems or telecommunications – who are appointed by the governor and leadership of the N.C. General Assembly. Other members include the state budget officer, president of the University of North Carolina, president of the N.C. Community College System and secretary of administration. The state auditor is also on the board as a non-voting member. View Board Members List Powers & Duties The powers and duties of the board, as outlined in North Carolina law, are as follows: To advise the state chief information officer on policies and procedures to develop, review and update the State Information Technology Plan To establish necessary committees to identify and share industry best practices and new development and to identify existing state IT problems and deficiencies To establish guidelines regarding the review of project planning and management, information sharing, and administrative and technical review procedures involving state-owned or state-supported technology and infrastructure To establish ad hoc technical advisory groups to study and make recommendations on specific topics, including work groups to establish, coordinate and prioritize needs. To assist the state CIO in recommending to the governor and the General Assembly a prioritized list of enterprise initiatives for which new or additional funding is needed To recommend business system technology projects to the N.C. Department of Information Technology and the General Assembly that have: A defined start and end point Specific objectives that signify completion Designed to implement or deliver a unique product, system, or service pertaining to business system technology To develop and maintain a five-year prioritization plan for future business system technology projects
Information Technology Strategy Board Established in 2019 by the N.C. General Assembly, the Information Technology Strategy Board plays a critical role in defining and planning North Carolina’s enterprise IT technology projects, advising on the prioritization of those projects and identifying areas where funding adjustments might be needed. The board also utilizes industry best practices to guide the State Information Technology Plan. Meetings Upcoming Meetings The Information Technology Strategy Board meets several times a year. Unless otherwise noted, all meetings are from 9 a.m. to noon. Additional information will be posted closer to each meeting date. Friday, June 18 Friday, Sept. 17 Friday, Dec. 10 Previous Meetings Date Meeting Materials June 18, 2021 Meeting Agenda Video Recording (1 of 2) Video Recording (2 of 2) March 19, 2021 Meeting Agenda Video Recording (1 of 2) Video Recording (2 of 2) Nov. 18, 2020 Meeting Agenda Video Recording July 20, 2020 Meeting Agenda Meeting Minutes June 18, 2020 Video Recording June 5, 2020 Meeting Agenda Video Recording Meeting Presentation Meeting Materials March 6, 2020 Meeting Agenda Audio Recording Meeting Presentation Proposed Bylaws About the Board The state chief information officer serves as the chair of the 12-person Information Technology Strategy Board, which also includes six North Carolina citizens – with backgrounds and familiarity with business system technology, information systems or telecommunications – who are appointed by the governor and leadership of the N.C. General Assembly. Other members include the state budget officer, president of the University of North Carolina, president of the N.C. Community College System and secretary of administration. The state auditor is also on the board as a non-voting member. View Board Members List Powers & Duties The powers and duties of the board, as outlined in North Carolina law, are as follows: To advise the state chief information officer on policies and procedures to develop, review and update the State Information Technology Plan To establish necessary committees to identify and share industry best practices and new development and to identify existing state IT problems and deficiencies To establish guidelines regarding the review of project planning and management, information sharing, and administrative and technical review procedures involving state-owned or state-supported technology and infrastructure To establish ad hoc technical advisory groups to study and make recommendations on specific topics, including work groups to establish, coordinate and prioritize needs. To assist the state CIO in recommending to the governor and the General Assembly a prioritized list of enterprise initiatives for which new or additional funding is needed To recommend business system technology projects to the N.C. Department of Information Technology and the General Assembly that have: A defined start and end point Specific objectives that signify completion Designed to implement or deliver a unique product, system, or service pertaining to business system technology To develop and maintain a five-year prioritization plan for future business system technology projects
