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Dave Nikolejsin
is the Chief
Information Officer for the Province of
British Columbia, providing executive
leadership for the OCIO.
The OCIO collaborates with ministries, broader
public sector organizations, communities and
private sector suppliers on cross-government
initiatives to transform the way government
delivers services to its citizens.
We propose, develop, maintain and evaluate
compliance for corporate wide IM/IT policy,
procedures and standards.
The following core business areas of the OCIO
strengthen our ability to achieve our goals and
objectives and to increase the value we provide
to ministries, broader public sector
organizations and private sector suppliers.
Legislation
The OCIO is responsible for the legislation
governing the protection of privacy and personal
information, freedom of information requests,
and records management.
Core Policy (Chapter 12)
The OCIO is mandated with governance for
corporate IM/IT policy including: technology
architecture and standards; identity information
management; data access; records management;
privacy; and information security.
Information management (operations)
Information management operational functions in
the OCIO include centralized access to
information operations for core government,
archival appraisal and document disposal for
records management.
Connecting people
Strategic support and leadership for the policy,
work flows, workplace culture, privacy and
security to overcome barriers and allow
information to flow freely as appropriate to
improve outcomes.
Connecting systems
Strategic support and leadership to government
with technology architecture, standards,
infrastructure and applications required for
information to be shared and outcomes improved.
Supporting government decision making
Research services;
processes and governance to support selection,
management and evaluation of large-scale IM/IT
investments to maximize benefits to government;
support to government for evidence-based policy
(e.g. the Bridge).
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