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Office of the Chief Information Officer
Welcome to the Office of the Chief Information Officer.
As government’s chief technology strategist, the Office of Chief Information Officer (OCIO) plays a leadership role in promoting and guiding the management of government information as a strategic business asset, and supporting technology infrastructure as a key component of business transformation. The work of the OCIO is focused on:
- IM/IT Strategic Planning
- IM/IT Legislation, Policy and Standards
- IM/IT Information, Research and Governance Support
- Transformation and Technology
This includes collaborating with ministries, broader public sector organizations and private sector suppliers on cross-government initiatives in support of government's objectives.
What's New
The 13th Annual Privacy and Security Conference, hosted by the Province of British Columbia, is recognized as one of the top tier events in North America. Anyone working in the information privacy and security fields will benefit from the speakers, discussions and networking at the conference. Attendees are from every level both within government and private industry. The two-day conference draws an international audience of some 1,000 delegates with an interest in cutting edge policy, programs, law, research and technologies aimed at the protection of privacy and security. Come join us February 16 and 17 in person or via webcast online.
Open Information and Open Data Policy - Establishes a framework for the public release of government information and data specific to Proactive Disclosure, Routine Release and Open Data.
