Government Technology

New York City Housing Authority Presents IT Strategic Plan


You May Also Like

October 3, 2005 By

The New York City Housing Authority's (NYCHA) CIO Avi Duvdevani recently presented NYCHA's Information Technology Strategic Plan for 2005-2010 v. 1.0: Focus on Financial Stability.

In the introduction, Duvdevani said that in the past, many of the Authority's IT investments have been made "in the absence of an enterprise-wide vision and without the clear benefit of information technology governance processes or an enterprise architecture. This often resulted in disparate technology platforms and stovepiped applications supporting similar business functions in different departments."

Duvdevani said that the adoption of the strategic plan by NYCHA "has created a mandate for me and NYCHA's Information Technology organization to focus our efforts and adhere to the processes and plans outlined in the IT Strategy.

"NYCHA's Information Technology Strategic Plan provides a broad overview of information technology goals over the next five years as well as a roadmap of prioritized initiatives we are undertaking over the next twenty-four months, a number of which are already in progress. This roadmap will be updated annually to reflect NYCHA's evolving information technology portfolio.

"I would like to thank NYCHA General Manager Doug Apple," said Duvdevani, "my colleague deputy general managers, Senior Director Helene Heller, my other directors and staff, and our trusted advisor Faisal Hanafi of Cisco's Internet Business Solutions Group, for their assistance and support in the development of NYCHA's Information Technology Strategic Plan V.1.0."

You may use or reference this story with attribution and a link to
http://www.govtech.com/e-government/New-York-City-Housing-Authority-Presents.html


| More

Comments


Add Your Comment

You are solely responsible for the content of your comments. We reserve the right to remove comments that are considered profane, vulgar, obscene, factually inaccurate, off-topic, or considered a personal attack.

GovTech Papers and Case Studies View Library


Sponsored Links



Phone RSS

Government Best Practices

» A New Model for Human Resources
» Abandoning the High Cost of Enterprise Content Management



Government Technology
Public CIO
Emergency Management
Digital Communities