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Joint IT oversight committee aims for monthly full-day meetings, seeks statewide IT inventory and data-privacy briefings
Summary
Members of the Joint Information Technology Oversight Committee discussed scheduling monthly full-day meetings and pressing the administration for a complete inventory of state IT systems, updates on the Agency of Digital Services dashboard and reporting, and briefings on data sharing and audit coverage.
The Joint Information Technology Oversight Committee met to set priorities through January, with members pressing for a complete inventory of state IT systems, a review of how agencies share or sell Vermonters' data, and regular progress reports on IT modernization projects. Committee members also discussed holding monthly, full-day meetings and requiring written testimony in advance.
Committee members said the work matters because IT systems and data practices touch many state services and carry privacy, security and procurement implications for Vermonters. Several members said oversight will help identify gaps across branches and make funding and audit priorities clearer.
Members emphasized three near-term priorities. First, several legislators said they…
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