Oklahoma SB179 establishes the Chief Information Officer role, centralizes IT procurement, and creates the State Governmental Technology Applications.
Oklahoma SB179 creates the position of Chief Information Officer, who will manage all information technology and telecommunication services for state agencies. The Chief Information Officer will oversee the Information Services Division, establish procurement policies, and ensure compliance with the Oklahoma Central Purchasing Act. The bill also creates the State Governmental Technology Applications Review Board to oversee the implementation of the state's information technology plan.
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