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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.
News
Coming Soon! The Spring Security Day - June 5, 2012. Look for details on our Events and Conference page.
The 13th Annual Privacy and Security Conference, was held on February 16-17, 2012. Attended by more than 800 industry specialists and professionals, the conference has earned a reputation as a top quality event in North America. Follow the link above to view the available presentation slides and recorded session videos.
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.
