For the Department of Administration's (DOA), Division of Enterprise Technology, strategic planning is an integral step in determining where to invest resources and how to align these investments with State and agency goals. To achieve this, executive branch agency leaders in business areas, finance, procurement, and other areas work with IT to create opportunities that strengthen our ability to drive innovation and execute.
Pursuant to s.16.971(2)(m), DOA develop a statewide strategic IT plan every even-numbered year. This plan is built upon the annual strategic IT plans submitted by executive branch agencies, boards, and commissions other than the University of Wisconsin System and statutory authorities. Many leaders across multiple areas participate in creating the guiding principles, goals, and objectives that become the statewide strategic IT plan.
| State of Wisconsin Strategic IT Plan Quick Reference Guide
The Wisconsin Strategic IT Plan Quick Reference Guide gives a brief overview of the 2024 - 2026 Wisconsin Strategic IT Plan, including guiding principles, goals, objectives, and benchmarks
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The Statewide Strategic IT Plan expresses in detail Wisconsin's IT vision, mission, priorities, goals and objectives based upon input from various levels of executive branch agency leadership
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State employees and agency partners can access additional information about the Statewide Strategic IT Plan on the DETCC website
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DOA's 2030 Vision Strategy is to transform state government to be smaller, more efficient, and better
aligned to serve the needs of Wisconsinites, which requires investing now in planning, design, and modernization. The goals are outlined in this vision strategy.