Requires State agencies to submit certain documentation for procurement of certain information technology projects.
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Overview
This bill requires New Jersey State agencies to provide detailed documentation for information technology projects exceeding $2.5 million. Agencies must submit a ‘business case’ outlining the project’s need, budget, potential impacts, and risk analysis, along with a ‘change management plan’ to address potential disruptions and ensure successful implementation. The New Jersey Office of Information Technology will oversee these submissions and report findings to the Office of Management and Budget. This aims to improve the planning and execution of state IT investments.
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Anthony Bucco
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