(1) Information is a strategic asset of the state that must be managed as a valuable state resource.
(2) The expanding need, use and importance of information resources in this state require strong and effective management by both individual agencies and the state as a whole.
(3) The state must establish management procedures to ensure a framework for the review, improvement, integration, development, security and use of information resources. Principal objectives for information resources management are improved productivity of state workers, better public access to public information, increased effectiveness in the delivery of services provided by the various agencies and enhancing development of the telecommunication infrastructure available to the public.
(4) Effective information resources management requires:
(a) An Enterprise Information Resources Management Strategy, including management and technical policy, that is developed, maintained or updated each biennium;
(b) Comprehensive planning of the design, acquisition, security and use of information resources;
(c) The operation of communications systems and information resources that respond to the management information needs of agencies and programs; and
(d) Consideration of the impact of information resources management activities on the development and vitality of telecommunications infrastructure available to the public.
(5) Although each agency is responsible for the agency’s information resources, centralized information resource management must also exist to:
(a) Provide statewide rules and standards;
(b) Monitor and ensure compliance with those rules and standards;
(c) Provide management and technical assistance; and
(d) Ensure that the information resources management needs of state government and state government programs are addressed along with the needs of the individual agencies. [Formerly 291.037]
Structure 2021 Oregon Revised Statutes
Volume : 07 - Public Facilities and Finance
Chapter 276A - Information Technology
Section 276A.200 - Legislative findings on information resources.
Section 276A.209 - State Information Technology Operating Fund.
Section 276A.230 - Definitions.
Section 276A.253 - Oregon transparency website.
Section 276A.256 - Reports of tax expenditures connected to economic development.
Section 276A.259 - Transparency Oregon Advisory Commission; members; duties; terms; reports.
Section 276A.262 - Transparency Oregon Advisory Commission Fund.
Section 276A.270 - Definitions.
Section 276A.273 - Electronic Government Portal Advisory Board.
Section 276A.276 - Ability to offer government services through portal; portal provider fee; rules.
Section 276A.300 - Information systems security in executive department; rules.
Section 276A.306 - Information security incidents and assessments; reports.
Section 276A.323 - State agency coordination.
Section 276A.326 - Oregon Cybersecurity Advisory Council.
Section 276A.329 - Oregon Cybersecurity Center of Excellence.
Section 276A.332 - Authority of State Chief Information Officer to enter into agreements.
Section 276A.335 - Moneys from federal government and other sources.
Section 276A.350 - Definitions.
Section 276A.353 - Chief Data Officer; duties; rules.
Section 276A.356 - Open data standard.
Section 276A.359 - Technical standards manual.
Section 276A.362 - Release of publishable data on web portal; exemptions; rules.
Section 276A.365 - Information management by state agencies.
Section 276A.368 - Purpose of data; limitation of liability; publishable data in public domain.
Section 276A.403 - Coordination of telecommunications systems.
Section 276A.406 - Acquisition of broadband and communications services.
Section 276A.424 - Connecting Oregon Schools Fund; rules.
Section 276A.500 - Definitions.
Section 276A.506 - Powers of council; advisory committees.
Section 276A.512 - Oregon Geographic Information Council Fund; records and reports.
Section 276A.515 - State geographic information officer; qualifications; duties.