Department of Administration
Serving state government by providing effective, efficient, and customer driven solutions to Benefit Montanans.
Goals
Agency Goals and ObjectivesObjectives
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Enhance current college relations program and implement a more expansive internship program in support of IT staffing needs.
State Strategic Plan Objective Reference: 1 -
Modernize how and where work is performed by leveraging new telework policies and updated workspaces
State Strategic Plan Objective Reference: 1 -
Leverage the knowledge and expertise of all employees through effective collaboration and training opportunities.
State Strategic Plan Objective Reference: 1
Objectives
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Implement tools to provide ease of access to key information used by our customers in support of the delivery of citizen services.
State Strategic Plan Objective Reference: 2 -
Drive the digitization of workflows and forms to improve workplace efficiency and enhanced customer service.
State Strategic Plan Objective Reference: 2
Objectives
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Implement new RMTD functions as microservices to allow maximum flexibility and function reuse. Follow best practices by delivering those applications in containers to minimize server resources.
State Strategic Plan Objective Reference: 3 -
Site with a single point of entry for citizens to access services and information
State Strategic Plan Objective Reference: 3
Objectives
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Enhance employee productivity through continued adoption of effective enterprise-wide systems and standardized work processes.
State Strategic Plan Objective Reference: 4
Objectives
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Ensure effective security protocols, procedures, and systems are in place for all DOA systems.
State Strategic Plan Objective Reference: 5
Information Technology Resources and Capabilities
Number of FTE: 18
Number of FTE: 21
Number of FTE: 3
Number of FTE: 1
Number of FTE: 29
Number of FTE: 1
This position is responsible for overseeing all technical aspects of the State Information Technology Services Division.
Number of FTE: 1
The mission of the Chief Information Security Officer is to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of citizens’ data and the State's information assets. The CISO manages and matures the State’s information security and data privacy programs, aligns enterprise security strategies with agency business objectives, and promotes cybersecurity awareness and best practices throughout the State. Major Functions: Advisory Services, Business Engagement, External Outreach, Federal & State Partnerships, Program Management, Public & Private
partnerships, Relationship Management, Security Governance, and Strategic Planning.
Number of FTE: 7
Number of FTE: 12
Number of FTE: 46
The mission of the Application Technology Services Bureau in SITSD is to provide superior development for websites, applications, databases and host all these services and supply enterprise content management to support the missions of our customers and our division. Major Functions: Application Development, Application Hosting, Website Development, Database Development, Database Hosting, Enterprise Content Management.
Number of FTE: 26
The mission of the Network Technology Services Bureau is to provide reliable, state-of-the-art, cost-effective, telecommunication systems and services supporting all branches of state government, political subdivisions and
qualifying non-profits. Major Functions: Voice, Video, Data, Security Solutions.
Number of FTE: 37
Projects
Division | RMTD | |||
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Project / Program Purpose and Objectives | RMTD Application | |||
State Strategic Plan Goal/Objective Reference | ||||
Estimated Start | 5/31/2022 | Estimated Delivery | 6/30/2023 | |
Estimated Cost | 264,000 | Comment | Ongoing. Continuous investments to ensure state of the art technology. | |
HB 10 Request | Funding Sources | Self Funded : 264000 - Comment: Amount is estimated based on available resources, need, and potential enhancements. | ||
Annual Costs Upon Completion | Comment | Unknown at this time | ||
Status of the project as of March 31, even numbered years. Indicate % completed and status of funds expended. | 30% complete |
Division | RMTD | |||
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Project / Program Purpose and Objectives | RMTD CRIMS application | |||
State Strategic Plan Goal/Objective Reference | ||||
Estimated Start | 5/31/2022 | Estimated Delivery | 6/30/2023 | |
Estimated Cost | 125000 | Comment | Estimated based on enhancements or vulnerability mitigation | |
HB 10 Request | Funding Sources | self funded: - Comment: | ||
Annual Costs Upon Completion | Comment | unknown at this time | ||
Status of the project as of March 31, even numbered years. Indicate % completed and status of funds expended. | 75% |
Division | RMTD | |||
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Project / Program Purpose and Objectives | RMTD Training application | |||
State Strategic Plan Goal/Objective Reference | ||||
Estimated Start | 5/31/2022 | Estimated Delivery | 6/30/2023 | |
Estimated Cost | 125000 | Comment | Estimated cost based on need of future enhancements | |
HB 10 Request | Funding Sources | Self Funded: - Comment: Unknown at this time | ||
Annual Costs Upon Completion | Comment | Unknown at this time | ||
Status of the project as of March 31, even numbered years. Indicate % completed and status of funds expended. | 90% |
Division | RMTD | |||
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Project / Program Purpose and Objectives | RMTD Claims/carisma application | |||
State Strategic Plan Goal/Objective Reference | ||||
Estimated Start | 5/31/2022 | Estimated Delivery | 6/30/2023 | |
Estimated Cost | 264000 | Comment | Estimated costs based on priority, availability, and urgency of bugs, vulnerabilities, or enhancements. | |
HB 10 Request | Funding Sources | Self Funded: 264000 - Comment: Estimated | ||
Annual Costs Upon Completion | Comment | Unknown at this time | ||
Status of the project as of March 31, even numbered years. Indicate % completed and status of funds expended. | 30% |
Division | SFSD | |||
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Project / Program Purpose and Objectives | The Local Government Services Bureau (LGSB) administers the Montana Single Audit Act and manages financial reports, audits, contracts, and correspondence from local government entities and auditors using Microsoft Dynamics Application and portal. The contract providing support for this system expires in FY24 and cannot be renewed. LGSB is investigating options to implement a new system to manage their business operations and communications with stakeholders. LGSB will explore options for a new Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system like ServiceNow, Salesforce, SAP, Infor, etc., to replace the current MS Dynamics system and to improve the customer experience. | |||
State Strategic Plan Goal/Objective Reference | ||||
Estimated Start | 1/1/2022 | Estimated Delivery | 7/1/2023 | |
Estimated Cost | 400000 | Comment | Approximately $300-400k. The system will be operational by 7/1/23 with continued enhancements to functionality through FY25. | |
HB 10 Request | Funding Sources | : - Comment: TBD | ||
Annual Costs Upon Completion | Comment | TBD | ||
Status of the project as of March 31, even numbered years. Indicate % completed and status of funds expended. | Project has not started. No funds have been expended to date. |
Summary of Hardware
I have reviewed all of my agency's systems in Assurance CM and certify that it is accurate: No
Total Number of Appliances | |||
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Total Number of Physical Servers | 260 | ||
Total Number of Virtualized Servers | 1,178 | ||
Total Usable Storage Space | 331 | TB |
Device Type | Quantity | Estimated Replacement Value | Comments |
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Desktops | 200 | 240,000 | |
Laptops | 459 | 642,600 | |
Mobile | 100 | 33,000 | |
Cameras | 30 | 7,770 |
Agency Contact Information
4064443506
mistyann.giles@mt.gov
Mitchell Building, 125 N Roberts St. PO Box 200101, Helena, MT 59620-0101
4064442700
kevin.gilbertson@mt.gov
125 N. Roberts, Room 229
4064449127
andrew.hanks@mt.gov
125 N Roberts St, Helena Mt 59601