Virginia released the latest version of its information technology strategic plan that maps out the state’s technology vision through 2018. The plan recommends 48 strategic directions for state agencies to address their business needs through technology and walks the balance between establishing policy and governance to promote the use of technology and recommendation specific actions. 

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Governor Terry McAuliffe today congratulated nine Virginia counties that received top rankings in the 2014 Digital Counties Survey. “These counties were recognized from among hundreds of counties that participated in the survey for successfully using technology for citizen engagement, policy, data and operations,” said Governor McAuliffe.

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On July 7, 2014 the Secretary of Technology approved the third edition of the Commonwealth of Virginia (COV) Strategic Plan for Information Technology strategy for the years 2012-2018. The plan identifies seven technology trends having a significant impact on agencies and citizens, establishes a commonwealth goal for utilizing each technology trend, and recommends 48 strategic directions that the commonwealth and agencies can pursue to leverage the technology trends to address their business needs.

COVA Strategic Plan for IT: 2012-2018