The IT Coordinators Council (ITCC) is a subset of all Agency IT Coordinators that advises NDIT on enterprise strategies, standards, and services.
Primary Responsibilities
- Provide advice to ensure that IT standards and architecture align with government services; in conjunction with other Enterprise Architecture efforts
- Assist NDIT in understanding agency processes and priorities, discussing better ways for NDIT to meet customer needs, and developing NDIT Service Level Agreements
- Provide input to the IT Planning process
- Provide all agencies with an opportunity to participate in and stay informed of IT activities within state government
- Foster and promote communication among agencies
Composition
The ITCC is comprised of small, midsize, and large agencies; with representation from the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of government.
ITCC Members
| Name |
Agency |
|---|
| Russ Buchholz |
Dept. of Transportation |
| Kyle Forster |
Legislative Council |
| Molly Goebel |
Office of the Attorney General |
| Alan Reile |
Game & Fish |
| Steve Kahl |
Public Service Commission |
| Pat Kelly |
Job Service ND |
| Jodi Kieson |
Office of Management and Budget |
| Kelly Klein |
Dept. of Human Services |
| Jim Martel |
Dept. of Mineral Resources |
| Tim Schenfisch |
Workforce Safety and Insurance |
| Charlie Tweet |
Bank of North Dakota |
| Greg Hoffman |
Information Technology Dept. |
Related Standards
Membership Guidelines
- ITCC membership consists of at least ten (10) and no more than twelve (12) agency representatives and/or representatives of the Legislative Council staff and Judiciary branch, one (1) representative from the Information Technology Department, and one (1) representative from the Office of Management and Budget.
- Ex-Officio membership consists of one (1) Information Technology Department’s Enterprise Architecture Administrator.
- Current ITCC members continue to serve until replaced.
- The Chief Information Officer will review the ITCC membership at least annually and submit proposed changes to each ITCC member for their input.
- The ITCC will review their membership at least annually and submit proposed changes to the CIO.
- ITCC members recommend the solicitation and selection of new members, subject to the approval of the CIO.
- Persons interested in applying for or resigning from a position on the ITCC should contact ITD’s Enterprise Architecture Administrator.
- Members may designate a proxy if they are going to be absent.
