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The document is the City of College Station's FY 2012 Information Technology Plan. It outlines the purpose of providing information on how the IT Department's efforts align with strategic council directions and reviews technology guidelines and objectives. It discusses key initiatives like a financially sustainable city. The technology goals, objectives, and guiding principles provide a framework for critical resource allocation. Funded capital projects for FY 2012 include continuing investment in wireless and fiber optic infrastructure, network security upgrades, and mobile data terminal replacements. The plan also includes unfunded needs and details management controls and technology architecture.
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- 1. City of College Station FY 2012 Information Technology Plan MARCH 22, 2012
- 2. Purpose To provide Council information on how IT Department efforts are linked to the Strategic direction provided by Council Review the philosophy, guidelines and objectives that are used to respond to current technological trends IT Capital Projects Other Technology needs
- 3. Technology in College Station Technology managed as an enterprise capability An internal service delivery department Tech Plan updated annually with direction from CMO and input from other Departments
- 4. Key Strategic Initiatives Financially Sustainable City Core Services and Infrastructure Neighborhood Integrity Diverse Growing Economy Improving Mobility Sustainable City
- 5. Technology Goals, Objectives & Guiding Principles • Provides a framework by which the allocation of critical resources are directed, categorized and aligned with City goals Goals • Derived from Council Strategic Initiatives • The philosophy the department will use in delivering services Objectives • Measures and methodology used to evaluate technology Guiding solutions. Principles
- 6. Technology Project Funding Technology project life is generally shorter than some other Capital projects Funded using several mechanisms Court Technology Fund Short Term Debt, usually Certificates of Obligation Cash Reserves Avg Technology Capital cost over last 5 years: $849,566
- 7. IT Capital Projects – Investment Policy Objectives Mandated Requirements Completion of Prior Investments Enhanced City Security Improved Service and Efficiency Maintaining a Current and Supportable Technology Infrastructure
- 8. FY 12 Funded Capital Projects Wireless Infrastructure Project (Continuation of prior year investment) Fiber Optic Infrastructure Project (Continuation of prior year investment) The Network and Data Security Upgrade Project MDT System Replacement E-mail and File System Migration Project
- 9. FY 12 Capital Projects – no funding requested Court Software Evaluation ERP System Upgrade/Replacement
- 10. Other Tech Plan Information Management Controls and Processes – The strategy, policy and processes for developing and deploying technology city-wide Information Technology Architecture - the current information technology architecture implemented in College Station. Technology Forecast Project Plan (Appendix A) 32 Technology needs identified, 20 unfunded
- 11. Questions?