President Don Carlton (City of Odessa) states that, "Over the past 28 years, TAGITM has brought together the best of Texas' governmental information technology leaders in meetings focused on personal and professional growth. This conference is no exception, and the gathering will give you the opportunity to assess the latest technology, trends and issues faced by your governmental organization. The conference will host members from more than 100 local governments in Texas, and will offer more than 14 unique educational sessions designed to meet a variety of professional needs. The vendor exhibits will give you a first hand view of the latest products and services from leading information technology companies and you will find that the personal networking opportunities can't be matched."
The Texas Association of Governmental Information Technology Managers is a not-for-profit organization that provides information systems professionals a forum for generating ideas, sharing problems, and developing solutions. Its purpose is to enable the cities, counties, appraisal districts and schools within Texas to realize the full potential of automation benefits.
