Budgeting Can’t Keep Up With IT Development
May 5, 2008
The fast pace of technology development is reshaping the way states finance information technology projects, according to some experts.
Members of the panel said technology is being developed so quickly that state government IT shops say IT projects can’t be funded by yearly appropriations models.
The conclusion came in a poll of attendees poll done today at the National Association of State Chief Information Officers’ midyear conference. The most popular financing choice among the state and private IT employees was direct appropriations that carry over into subsequent fiscal years.
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