DTS held a public Rate Committee meeting on July 7. DTS had the opportunity to present ideas for potential rate changes. The Committee did not receive a full rate proposal during the meeting, but provided feedback on further direction for DTS. You can see the presentation here.
DTS COVID-19 Response Efforts
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New UtahID is Coming
A new look is coming to the Utah.gov applications login page. You will not need to do anything different to continue to access all of your important work applications, but the look of the login page will be updated. You can see more information here:
Many State Government Services Available Online
If you are like most Utahans, you are looking for ways to keep life moving forward and maintain social distance. The Lieutenant Governor’s Office announced today a collection of online services to help Utahans get state government business done during the Coronavirus crisis. Utah has a long record of leading in digital government services. Below is a list of commonly used online services.
Annual Business Renewal: Renew, update, or reinstate Utah business entities
Trademark: File a new […]
2020-2023 DTS Strategic Plan
DTS has a new and improved Vision and Mission statement:
DTS Vision Statement
To be a technology leader that delivers value and simplifies the lives of Utah residents.
DTS Mission Statement
To provide innovative, secure, and cost-effective technology solutions that are convenient and empower our partner agencies to better serve the residents of Utah.
In addition, the new 2020-2023 DTS Strategic Plan is available here. The plan provides (1) strategic goals about how DTS will […]
2019 DTS Annual Report
View the 2019 DTS Annual Report here. The report provides a summary of accomplishments, projects, initiatives, and awards for the past year.
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month – Secure IT
Governor Herbert has declared October Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Utah is joining the Department of Homeland Security to raise cybersecurity awareness during National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. This year’s overarching message – Own IT. Secure IT. Protect IT. – focuses on key areas including citizen privacy, consumer devices, and e-commerce security. Check out more at the icons below.
FY2020 IT Plan
The FY2020 IT Plan is now available. You can see it here. In accordance with UCA 63F-1-204, each executive branch agency must submit an agency information technology plan to the chief information officer on an annual basis. The IT Plan helps DTS plan resources for the upcoming year, based on agency needs. DTS analyzes the IT Plan to determine the impact to costs, operations, and services provided. DTS also uses the IT Plan to ensure […]
Proposed FY2021 DTS Rates
The DTS Rate Committee met in September and approved the proposed FY2021 rates. You can see the rate sheet here. The rates will now be passed to GOMB for their review and approval. During the 2020 Legislative General Session, the Utah Legislature will review and approve the final FY2021 rates.
A few of the major rate changes for the upcoming year include:
- Application Development
- System Administration
- Adobe Unlimited
- SaaS Services
- Network
- Storage
State employees can see […]
DTS Rate Committee Meeting is September 11
The DTS Rate Committee will hold a meeting on September 11 at 1:00 in Capitol room 250 to discuss FY2021 rates. This meeting is open to the public. Agencies are invited to attend to hear discussion and provide comment on the proposed FY2021 rates.
