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  • Welcome to the Chief Information Office
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    The Chief Information Office leads state government in enterprise information technology management, strategic planning and policy.

    The division's administrator serves state government as the State Chief Information Officer (State CIO).
  • The DAS Website has Changed

    images of the state of OregonThe DAS website recently transitioned to new software and was reorganized to align DAS' programs and services to a new business model known as Entrepreneurial Management. These changes result in new names for many parts of the agency. The document linked below is designed to help customers find programs and services using old familiar program names.   

    If you experience difficulty finding information or accessing documents on the DAS site, please click "Website Feedback" at the close of the page you're visiting and let us know how we can help you. 

    Thank you for your patience!

    DAS Program Name Change Map

  • A New Business Model for DAS - Entrepreneurial Management

    images of the state of OregonOn July 1, 2012, DAS transitioned to a new business model known as Entrepreneurial Management, the heart of which is customer involvement. 

    Under the EM business model, DAS will make several organizational shifts, structuring the agency to resolve any confusion caused by its simultaneous roles: policy-making and service-delivery. Customer-led utility boards for each DAS service enterprise will reflect the voices of the agency's diverse customer base and include agencies of all sizes.

    More about Entrepreneurial Management at DAS

    More about the EM business model

    DAS Program Name Change Map  

IT Cost Optimization News and Announcements
 
Since February 2009, the State CIO, in partnership with the Legislative Fiscal Office, has worked with the CIO Council to: identify what the state government Information Technology (IT) community is doing to help their agencies deal with the current fiscal crisis and discover ways to optimize the cost effectiveness and efficiency of IT resources across state government in the future.