The Office of Information Technology has six strategic priorities. We envision that these priorities will be in place for the long-term. What will change from year to year are the initiatives that we choose to pursue for each priority. The playbook describes OIT's plans for each of the priorities in FY14 and beyond as well as what we plan to specifically achieve this fiscal year.

Governor's Office of Information Technology five year IT Roadmap.

The plan is a document that details how OIT will measure performance for its customers during the fiscal year.

The OIT FY13 Playbook defines OIT's priorities and provides a road-map for today and the future. It sets priorities around Customer Service, People, Innovation, Service Excellence, Trusted Partnerships and Information Security

In accordance with §24-37.5-105(9), the office of the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) has adopted a Web Services standard to guide the creation and utilization of Web Services for use in all applicable State Applications. This Standard shall be titled “Web Services-2012v1”.

The State of Colorado Office of Information Technology (OIT) has adopted version 15 of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) definitions related to cloud technology as an operating standard to enhance commonality in communications around cloud-based computing issues.

2013-2014 strategic plan for the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs five major program areas associated with its divisions. There are three under the division of the National Guard, and one each for the Civil Air Patrol and the Department of Veterans Affairs. These are National Guard Federal, National Guard State, National Guard Family, Civil Air Patrol, and Veterans Affairs.

In accordance with §24-37.5-105(9), the office of the State of Colorado Chief Technology Officer adopts the following standard to guide browser usage within the State’s Enterprise Applications. This standard shall be defined as "Web Browsers 2012v1".

The Compass: Enterprise Architecture 2011-2014 Technology Roadmap is a living document that will be reviewed on a quarterly basis and updated as necessary. The goal of a living document is to obtain feedback from OIT agency partners and other functional area teams within the organization in an ongoing and collaborative way.

The Chief Technology Officer (CTO) is the author primary author of The Compass: Enterprise Architecture 2011-2014 Technology Roadmap. The CTO Enterprise Architecture (EA) Team will support the CTO in making quarterly updates,

This document lays out the principles and decision criteria for employing “cloud first” services in specific instances and differentiates the different service and delivery models that may be appropriate for different application scenarios. Given the state of the industry, Colorado’s IT infrastructure and footprint, and the opportunities that are available, Colorado is proceeding with a “cloud first” policy, mirroring the Federal government’s cloud policy. To that end, Colorado is making a deliberate and explicit policy to “cloud first” services. The State will proceed with the presumption that new services, applications and major revisions to existing applications will be supported in a cloud based environment first, unless there are substantive reasons why they should be hosted on the State’s private infrastructure.