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Virginia IT Board Recommends Technology Investments

A new report to the governor recommends which IT projects the state should continue funding, what the priorities are, and what new projects should be funded.

Virginia's Information Technology Investment Board (ITIB) recently submitted the Recommended Technology Investment Projects Report (RTIP) for 2004.

The report, which was delivered to the governor as required by Virginia law, provides recommended priorities for funding projects.

Specifically the report contains:
  • A summary of the procedures and criteria used to identify candidates for funding and determine recommended priorities;

  • A listing of current major IT projects for which the ITIB recommends funding be maintained;

  • A listing of the ITIB's 27 proposed priority IT investment projects for which the ITIB recommends funding either be maintained (where the proponent agency already has a committed funding source) or given priority consideration for inclusion in the Governor's Executive Budget and funding in the 2005 legislative session;

  • Additional information regarding secretariat priorities and specific projects is provided in appendices C-G of the report.
Additionally, Secretary of Technology George Newstrom, who is also chair of the ITIB, sent a letter to the governor proposing actions to strengthen IT project planning.