Nebraska § 86-525 Enterprise project; legislative findings

Nebraska Statutes

§ 86-525 — Enterprise project; legislative findings

Nebraska § 86-525

Ch. 86Telecommunications and Technology

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 86-525 (2026).

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In addition to the findings in section 86-513 , the Legislature also finds that:

(1)The effective, efficient, and cost-effective operation of state government requires that information be considered and managed as a strategic resource;

(2)Information technologies present numerous opportunities to more effectively manage the information necessary for state government operations;

(3)Information technologies are changing and advancing at a very rapid rate, increasing the computing power available to individual users;

(4)The commission should have the responsibility to establish goals, guidelines, and priorities for information technology infrastructure; and

(5)Periodic investments in the information technology infrastructure are required to develop and maintain the foundation for the ef

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In addition to the findings in section 86-513 , the Legislature also finds that:
(1) The effective, efficient, and cost-effective operation of state government requires that information be considered and managed as a strategic resource;
(2) Information technologies present numerous opportunities to more effectively manage the information necessary for state government operations;
(3) Information technologies are changing and advancing at a very rapid rate, increasing the computing power available to individual users;
(4) The commission should have the responsibility to establish goals, guidelines, and priorities for information technology infrastructure; and
(5) Periodic investments in the information technology infrastructure are required to develop and maintain the foundation for the effective use of information technologies throughout state government.