About DTI

The Department of Technology and Information (DTI) is the state's central IT organization, chartered to (1) deliver core services to other state organizations, and (2) exercise governance over the technology direction and investments of the state. DTI is primarily an internal service organization, with only a few of its services directly touching the citizens or customers of the state. Rather, DTI provides enterprise services that enable other organizations to effectively fulfill their missions.

DTI's “customers” are all state organizations including the Legislative, Executive, and Judicial branches, public schools, and the various agencies and quasi-agencies that serve the citizens of Delaware. DTI is committed to delivering high quality and cost-effective services that meet or exceed the customer's requirements. Balancing these objectives requires a strong bond between the DTI and the customer and a mutual commitment to success.

 

	Vision
	What are we working to achieve? Excellence In Delaware State Government
	Mission
	Why does DTI exist? To provide leadership in the selection, development and deployment of technology solutions throughout the State of Delaware.
	Key Goals
	What do we want to accomplish? Continuously improve the delivery of excellent services to our customers. Promote and facilitate the sharing of IT resources and practices in order to maximize collaboration and minimize the duplication of costs and efforts. Ensure the physical and cyber security of people, facilities and information.

 

Last Updated: Friday, 14-Aug-2009 16:10:10 EDT