Information Technology

In its basic form information technology is a tool that facilitates government or business work process providing structure, transparency, records and knowledge management. Automation of institutional work processes supports the implementation of new practices, provide for enhanced analysis, facilitates information dissemination, performance monitoring and goal attainment. The use of data/record management systems can also greatly improve a government institution’s decision-making and policy development capabilities by providing a larger amount of structured, quantifiable, and easily retrievable strategic information.

Core Competencies

Systems management
Office automation support services
Data management
Systems fielding, installation and moves
Training

Language/Technologies

Java /J2SE/J2EE
XML, HTML
ASP
VB Script
LAMP (Linux/Apache/MySql/PHP)
C++
.NET
Oracle/Microsoft database technologies
Windows/Linux OS platforms

Areas of Support

Hardware		Computers, peripherals, PDCDs, RFID, VSAT, communication interfaces
Networks		LANs, WANs, servers, switches, routers
Software		Web-based Thin Client, database, performance measurement, document management, procurement, modified COTS, customized
Human Resources		Skills assessment, IT training (e.g., software, maintenance, service, repair), technical help desk
Methodologies		Project Management, strategic planning, data management, risk management, quality control, graphic systems