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North Dakota Information Technology office announces new Chief Reinvention OfficerPosted: Sep 13, 2019News

North Dakota Chief Information Officer Shawn Riley today announced Kevin Parker as chief reinvention officer (CRO). Parker, a native of Illinois, brings more than 15 years of experience in various leadership positions overseeing innovation, data, technology, and training initiatives.

Schell selected for leadership position in national technology professionals association Posted: Sep 9, 2019News

North Dakota Information Technology’s Chief Technology Officer Duane Schell has been selected as the Secretary/Treasurer on the 2020 Executive Board of the National Association of State Technology Directors (NASTD).

Shawn Riley frames the limitless possibilities of artificial intelligence at TEDx BismarckPosted: Aug 16, 2019News

Bismarck, ND     |     North Dakota Chief Information Officer Shawn Riley joined 9 other presenters yesterday at the sold out TEDx Bismarck event at the Heritage Center. 

CyberCon 2019 Oct. 2 and 3 - Save the Date!Posted: Jul 26, 2019News

Save the date for North Dakota's premier combined Critical Infrastructure & Cybersecurity Conference, Oct. 2 and 3 in Bismarck. 

North Dakota Health Information Network Upgrades to the Orion Health Amadeus Platform to Improve the Exchange of Critical Clinical and Medication DataPosted: Jun 17, 2019News

Orion Health, a leading provider of population health management, interoperability and precise health solutions, today announced that the North Dakota Health Information Network (NDHIN) has expanded its relationship with the company by upgrading to the Orion Health Amadeus Platform.

Shawn Riley to keynote National Association of State Technology Directors conferencePosted: Jun 10, 2019News

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Burgum congratulates college students participating in national cybersecurity competitionPosted: Jun 3, 2019News

BISMARCK, N.D. – Gov.

Burgum congratulates Girls Go CyberStart participantsPosted: May 9, 2019News

Gov. Doug Burgum today congratulated the 310 students from 28 schools who participated in the Girls Go CyberStart program. In its first year participating in the innovative online cybersecurity program, North Dakota had the highest number of participants per capita out of 26 states participating.

Shila Thorson named Health Information Technology DirectorPosted: Apr 23, 2019News

Shila Thorson, a registered nurse and Ph.D. student, has been named as the new Health Information Technology Director for North Dakota.

Burgum signs legislation creating unified cybersecurity approach for North DakotaPosted: Apr 12, 2019News

Gov. Doug Burgum on Thursday signed Senate Bill 2110, a milestone that makes North Dakota the first state to authorize a central, shared service approach to cybersecurity strategy across all aspects of state government including state, local, legislative, judicial, K-12 education and higher education.