OCIO

Office of the Chief Information Officer

Definition

The Office of the Chief Information Officer is the organizational unit responsible for information technology strategy, policy, and management within an agency. OCIO functions affect IT acquisition, security requirements, and technology standards.

OCIO approval is often required for IT acquisitions and system implementations. Understanding OCIO priorities helps contractors align IT proposals with agency strategies. OCIO policies affect technical requirements, security compliance, and enterprise architecture alignment.

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