Identity area
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Office of the Corporate Chief Information Officer
Other form(s) of name
Office of the Corporate Chief Information and Information Technology Officer and Chief Strategist, Service Delivery
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Description area
Dates of existence
History
The Office of the Corporate Chief Information Officer was formed in 1999, bringing together into one division IT-related departments which had previously been separated across Management Board Secretariat. The Office reported to the Deputy Minister and Chair of Management Board.
By 2004, the OCCIO supervised the following five branch heads: Director of Procurement Policy and IT Procurement Branch; Chief, Service Delivery; Chief Technology Officer; Chief Strategist; and Business Manager. In addition, a Chief Information Officer for each Business Cluster (i.e., group of ministries) reported to the OCCIO.
In 2005, Management Board Secretariat ceased to exist, and the Office of the Corporate Chief Information Officer became part of the new Ministry of Government Services. Also in 2005, the Corporate Chief Information Officer's title was changed to Corporate Chief Information and Information Technology Officer and Chief Strategist, Service Delivery; the old title is still in use however.
The Office of the Corporate Chief Information Officer was re-organised in 2005-2006 into the following components: Office of the Corporate Chief Delivery Officer; Office of the Corporate Chief Strategist; Office of the Corporate Chief Technology Officer; Chief Information and Privacy Officer; e-Ontario Program Management Office; and Corporate Security.
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Functions, occupations and activities
The Office of the Corporate Chief Information Officer (OCCIO) provides leadership in information and information technology through the Government of Ontario. This includes I & IT policy and implementation for common infrastructure, governance and accountability, identification of new technology solutions and innovations and delivery of cost-effective I & IT services, leadership development, leading the transformation to electronic government (e-Government), and development of a government-wide approach to information management.
The Office was also responsible for coordinating the government's internal response to the Y2K issue.
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Rules and/or conventions used
RAD: Rules for Archival Description, 2nd edn (2008)
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Dates of creation, revision and deletion
2026-11-16: migrated to AtoM
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Sources
Ontario Gov't Telephone Directories, 1999-2006; KWIC Indexes, 1998-2006; OCCIO intranet site.
Maintenance notes
Not found in Canadiana Name Authorities.
Archivist(s):
Limkilde