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30-DAY REPORT The 30-Day Report is the result of an in-depth assessment of DoITT's composition and capabilities, informed by extensive conversations with DoITT's key stakeholders. |
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THE COMPUTERWORLD HONORS PROGRAM Three technology initiatives from the City of New York were recognized as innovative applications benefiting New Yorkers. Read the Mayor's Statement. |
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|  Commissioner Post joins Mayor Bloomberg, Deputy Mayor Goldsmith and Speaker Quinn in Announcing a New Plan to Consolidate and Modernize Back-Office Operations to Save $500 Million Over Four Years While Improving Services to New Yorkers The City’s new plan will focus efforts on saving money through innovation and re-imagine government to continue bringing it into the 21st Century. DoITT will play a key role in leading the effort to make the City’s IT infrastructure and development more efficient and a model for modern cities. Read the press release Read the full report (in PDF) | |
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| 311 iPhone App Using the NYC 311 iPhone application, you can report certain problems and quality of life issues such as potholes, dirty vacant lots, and more to 311 while you’re on the go. Download the 311 app | |
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| DoITT Participates with Mayor's Office in 3rd Annual Internet Week DoITT joins the NYC Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment in celebrating Internet Week New York, the annual weeklong festival highlighting New York's thriving internet industry and community, with a series of unique events and announcements throughout the City. City technology initiatives such as NYCBigApps, NotifyNYC, NYCBusiness Express, CityMap, and 311Online play a special role at the Internet Week Headquarters. See Commissioner Post’s interview at the Internet Week Headquarters Read the press release | |
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| Mayor Bloomberg and Information Technology and Telecommunications Commissioner Post Start Overhaul of Data Infrastructure at More Than 40 City Agencies Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, Deputy Mayor for Operations Edward Skyler and Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications (DoITT) Commissioner Carole Post today announced a comprehensive plan to modernize and consolidate the outdated and often incompatible data infrastructure at more than 40 City agencies. The consolidation will lower the City’s cost of operations by up to $100 million over five years, reduce energy consumption and emissions, strengthen security, and improve overall IT service quality for agencies. Read the press release Download the report (in PDF) Watch the video in low or high bandwidth | |
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