Information Technology Division
The Information Technology Division (ITD) enables agencies to deliver high quality, efficient and effective services to their customers by providing a range of centralized IT services; overseeing IT policies, standards and architecture; and promoting cross-agency collaboration and adoption of shared services.
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This page will assist you in navigating through ITD's main categories of content grouped under, "Research & Technology" from the Administration & Finance homepage.
ITD is Growing!
As of July 1, 2010, ITD officially added 49 employees to its workforce. Thirty-eight employees are from the Executive Office of Health & Human Services (EHS) and eleven employees are from the Executive Office of Energy & Environmental Affairs (EEA) . These two groups are the first to transition to ITD as part of Infrastructure Consolidation. These employees will begin physically transitioning to ITD's MITC location in Chelsea and the Ashburton location in Boston beginning in late July through FY11. This is a very complex process and ITD staff has been working closely with EHS and EEA leadership to ensure as smooth a transition as possible.
This is a huge milestone in ITD's consolidation efforts. We'll provide timelines for new arrivals as the information becomes available.
Learn more about the Enhanced Procurement Project
The purpose of the Enhanced Procurement Project is to idenitfy opportunities for savings in the Commonwealth's procurement of information technology by aggregating demand and improving management of the Commonwealth's relationships with information technology vendors. Currently, Oracle is outlined, but stay tuned-more to come!
Legal Template & Forms Page Created
A new page has been created by the Legal Department that includes templates, such as an RFI with instructions, for our customers and potential customers to use as a resource. This page can be accessed by using this friendly url: www.mass.gov/itd/legaltemplates.
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Chief Technology Officer Jason Snyder announced the launch of the Commonwealth's first official Technology Blog, located at http://technology.blog.state.ma.us/.