(1) The executive director of the Commonwealth Office of Technology shall be the principal adviser to the Governor and the executive cabinet on information technology p olicy, including policy on the acquisition and management of information technology and resources. (2) The executive director of the Commonwealth Office of Technology shall also serve as the chief information officer for all agencies within the executive b ranch, including the Commonwealth Office of Technology. (3) The executive director shall carry out functions necessary for the efficient, effective, and economical administration of information technology and resources within the executive branch. Roles and duties of the executive director shall include but not be limited to: (a) Assessing, recommending, and implementing information technology governance and organization design to include effective information technology personnel management practices; (b) Integrating information technology and resources plans with agency business plans; (c) Overseeing shared Commonwealth information technology resources and services; (d) Performing as the focal point and representative for the Commonwealth in information te chnology and related areas with both the public and private sector; (e) Establishing appropriate partnerships and alliances to support the effective implementation of information technology projects in the Commonwealth; (f) Identifying information technolo gy applications that should be statewide in scope, and assisting agencies in avoiding duplicate services; (g) Establishing performance measurement and benchmarking policies and procedures; (h) Preparing annual reports and plans concerning the status and re sult of the state's specific information technology plans and submitting these annual reports and plans to the Governor and the General Assembly; (i) Managing the Commonwealth Office of Technology and its budget; and (j) Approving technology acquisition prior to any procurement.
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