Optimization DIT partners with state departments to optimize NC's IT The Department of Information Technology has been happy to welcome hundreds of IT professionals from several other state government departments to DIT. The NC General Assembly passed a law in 2015 requiring the Department of Information Technology to manage most of the “enterprise information technology functions” in the executive branch. In this way, legislators were following a nationwide IT consolidation trend. Ohio, Oklahoma, New York, Michigan, Louisiana, Minnesota, Texas, West Virginia and many other states have completed or are working on IT consolidation initiatives. In North Carolina, the Department of Information Technology is using the General Assembly’s directive as an opportunity to optimize the state’s IT resources, to improve IT procurement and services statewide, and to continue to build DIT as the first and foremost resource for information technology in North Carolina. Optimization Resources This is NCDIT NCDIT Leadership DIT & DNCR: Optimizing NC's IT together Professional IT staff members working at DNCR are joining DIT as part of North Carolina's mandate to optimize IT resources. Welcome to DIT! Learn more DIT & DPS: Optimizing NC's IT together Professional IT staff members working at DPS are joining DIT as part of North Carolina's mandate to optimize IT resources. Welcome to DIT! Learn more DIT & DOT: Optimizing NC's IT together Professional IT staff members working at DOT have joined DIT as part of North Carolina's mandate to optimize IT resources. Welcome to DIT! Learn more
Optimization DIT partners with state departments to optimize NC's IT The Department of Information Technology has been happy to welcome hundreds of IT professionals from several other state government departments to DIT. The NC General Assembly passed a law in 2015 requiring the Department of Information Technology to manage most of the “enterprise information technology functions” in the executive branch. In this way, legislators were following a nationwide IT consolidation trend. Ohio, Oklahoma, New York, Michigan, Louisiana, Minnesota, Texas, West Virginia and many other states have completed or are working on IT consolidation initiatives. In North Carolina, the Department of Information Technology is using the General Assembly’s directive as an opportunity to optimize the state’s IT resources, to improve IT procurement and services statewide, and to continue to build DIT as the first and foremost resource for information technology in North Carolina. Optimization Resources This is NCDIT NCDIT Leadership DIT & DNCR: Optimizing NC's IT together Professional IT staff members working at DNCR are joining DIT as part of North Carolina's mandate to optimize IT resources. Welcome to DIT! Learn more DIT & DPS: Optimizing NC's IT together Professional IT staff members working at DPS are joining DIT as part of North Carolina's mandate to optimize IT resources. Welcome to DIT! Learn more DIT & DOT: Optimizing NC's IT together Professional IT staff members working at DOT have joined DIT as part of North Carolina's mandate to optimize IT resources. Welcome to DIT! Learn more
