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Legislative IT Committee approves minutes, begins packed agenda
Summary
The Legislative Information Technology Committee convened, approved minutes from its Aug. 20 meeting by voice vote and opened a fast-paced agenda of status reports on IT projects, school data modernization and crisis-response funding.
The Legislative Information Technology Committee convened and approved minutes from its Aug. 20 meeting by voice vote after an unidentified member moved to accept the minutes and another seconded. Chairman Bosch told members the session would be "a quick paced, meeting" with multiple short presentations and several study items planned for the day.
The committee then heard introductory status reports and set the day's order of business, which included major-project reporting from the state IT department, a Department of Public Instruction briefing on a statewide student-information-system transition and presentations on crisis-line operations and public-safety communications funding. The chairs said members would receive follow-up materials and that topics would return for additional review at future meetings.
Next procedural steps included circulation of linked project reports for members and scheduling the afternoon's ERP study presentations to examine modernization options for the state's ConnectND PeopleSoft environment.
The committee recessed for lunch and planned to reconvene to hear the ERP study team's preliminary findings and vendor research timeline.
