Maine § 5 §1973 Responsibilities of the Chief Information Officer

Maine Statutes

§ 5 §1973 — Responsibilities of the Chief Information Officer

Maine § 5 §1973

Title 5ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES AND SERVICES

Part 4FINANCE

Ch. 163OFFICE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 5, § 5 §1973 (2026).

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1.Information technology leadership. The Chief Information Officer shall:

2.Information technology communications. The Chief Information Officer shall provide information technology communications by serving:

3.Information technology planning. In assisting with the development of an information technology plan, the Chief Information Officer shall:

4.Information technology financial performance management. The Chief Information Officer shall develop an information technology financial performance management process to:

5.Information technology procurement and contract management. The Chief Information Officer shall:

6.Information technology resource management. The Chief Information Officer shall establish a professional development plan with incentives and opportunities for the recru

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1.
Information technology leadership.
The Chief Information Officer shall:
2.
Information technology communications.
The Chief Information Officer shall provide information technology communications by serving:
3.
Information technology planning.
In assisting with the development of an information technology plan, the Chief Information Officer shall:
4.
Information technology financial performance management.
The Chief Information Officer shall develop an information technology financial performance management process to:
5.
Information technology procurement and contract management.
The Chief Information Officer shall:
6.
Information technology resource management.
The Chief Information Officer shall establish a professional development plan with incentives and opportunities for the recruitment, retention, skill development and career advancement for information and telecommunications technology personnel.