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DIT Secretary Eric Boyette Named to NASCIO Leadership Position
Eric Boyette, Secretary of the North Carolina Department of Information Technology and State Chief Information Officer, has been named one of three Executive Committee Directors for NASCIO.
State Launches Website to Track Disaster Work
North Carolina has added a new tool to help the state and citizens track disaster recovery efforts as communities across eastern North Carolina continue to recover from Hurricane Matthew.
Jon Minshew Named New Chief Customer Officer
Jon Minshew has been named the new Chief Customer Officer (CCO) for the North Carolina Department of Information Technology (DIT) and, in that role, he will be the executive responsible for the total relationship between DIT and its customers, as well as internal customership across the organization.
Governor Cooper Declares October Cyber Security Awareness Month
Governor Cooper has declared October as Cyber Security Awareness Month in North Carolina to bring awareness to the impact cybersecurity threats and breaches have on the security of citizens and the state.
School Supplies Delivered to Rocky Mount Elementary School
Department of Information Technology Secretary and State Chief Information Officer Eric Boyette and Department of Public Safety Secretary Erik Hooks delivered school supplies today to D.S.
Charlotte's Digital Divide Tied to Troubling Gap in Economic Mobility
A new report issued by the Charlotte Digital Inclusion Alliance, a group of government, education and community organizations, examines the lack of internet access and the impact in Charlotte.
Upgraded 911 System Will Help Save Lives Throughout North Carolina
North Carolina will improve its 911 services by upgrading the technology that serves as the backbone of the communications system.
North Carolina Looks to Innovative Solutions, Partnerships to Bridge Homework Gap
More than 70 policy-makers, educators, community leaders and stakeholders convened Wednesday to address digital inequity in North Carolina, focusing on the homework gap: the difficulty or inability
Is Your Internet Access Up to Speed? Now, You Can Tell Us.
North Carolina will be better able to identify and address places that lack reliable internet service using a new tool launched today by the North Carolina Department of Information Technology’s (D
Cooper’s Strong Proposal for Broadband Expansion In Your Area
Governor Cooper’s Common Ground Solutions budget included $20 million to improve internet access and service to households and businesses in underserved areas of North Carolina. Of that $20 million, $14.5 million would create a grant program to help local governments partnering with private providers and utility cooperatives complete ‘last mile’ broadband projects.
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