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June 6, 2017 Carnegie Town Hall
Sioux Falls
Government Operations & Audit
Performance Management Review
Divisions
Mission
Partner and collaborate with clients in support of their missions through innovative information technology
consulting, systems and solutions.
Vision & Goals
Through our highly motivated staff, we will be a leader and valued partner in providing technology solutions, services and support that directly contribute to
the success of our clients.
Administration – Security
Objective
Safeguard sensitive state digital assets from unauthorized access, updates, deletions or
theft.
Administration – Security
Administration – Security
36 Audits2016
.01% WannaCry Risk Top Web Sites AttackedApril, 2017
Cyber Training
90% Complete
2017
92
Application Scanning - YTD
1 Scan
48 262 Scans
8
3 Scans
FY163.6% vs
5.0%
Pro
vide a reliab
le, secu
re, and
mo
de
rn in
frastructu
re
Administration – Security
April 2017210 unique countries | 2.6M Attacks
Pro
vide a reliab
le, secu
re, and
mo
de
rn in
frastructu
re
Telecommunications
Objective
Through our highly motivated staff, we will be a leader and valued partner in providing networking solutions, services and support that contribute to the success of
our clients.
Service Scope
Telecommunications
Telecommunications High Bandwidth Events
Pro
vide valu
e thro
ugh
excellent clien
t service
Client Survey Responses
Telecommunications
Work Request Response Times
Telecommunications
Applications Development
Objective
To evaluate the value, cost, and risk of computerization possibilities, then apply
application development services, technologies, and best practices to help State Agencies meet
their goals.
Applications Development
Applications Development
Number of Projects Delivered per Month
Deliver V
alued
Services at Econ
om
ical Co
sts
2418
21
38
12
2027
40
29
37
46
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
Jun2016
Jul2016
Aug2016
Sep2016
Oct2016
Nov2016
Dec2016
Jan2017
Feb2017
Mar2017
Apr2017
# P
roje
cts
Co
mp
lete
d
Applications Development
Hours Billed across FY17 per Month
Threshold is 16,600 hours
Deliver V
alued
Services at Econ
om
ical Co
sts
20,52419,070
20,672 21,042
17,570
20,09619,350
16,975
19,674
17,652 18,299
2,763 2,246 2,6463,954 4,364
5,4954,124
3,2354,292 4,497 4,013
0
5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000
Jun2016
Jul2016
Aug2016
Sep2016
Oct2016
Nov2016
Dec2016
Jan2017
Feb2017
Mar2017
Apr2017
Ho
urs
Total Billed Non-Billed
Applications Development
Planned vs.
Unplanned Work
Deliver V
alued
Services at Econ
om
ical Co
sts
14,38313,315 14,093 14,393
12,09213,491 13,566
10,92512,665
11,178 11,874
6,1415,755
6,579 6,650
5,478
6,605 5,784
6,050
7,008
6,4746,425
0
5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000
Jun2016
Jul2016
Aug2016
Sep2016
Oct2016
Nov2016
Dec2016
Jan2017
Feb2017
Mar2017
Apr2017
Ho
urs
Planned Hours Unplanned Hours
Planned Work = Agency approved scheduled itemsUnplanned = Emergency or Ad Hoc requests
Applications Development
378 380 406 410 398 497 478 436 437 434 441
720 707 755 898 685
841 777748 816 713 758
151152
149 149
151
161160
154
149148 147
140
145
150
155
160
165
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
1400
1600
Jun2016
Jul2016
Aug2016
Sep2016
Oct2016
Nov2016
Dec2016
Jan2017
Feb2017
Mar2017
Apr2017
# o
f Em
plo
yees
wit
h W
ork
in P
rogr
ess
# o
f W
ork
Item
s in
Pro
gres
s
Planned Unplanned # of Employees
Work in Progress (WIP)
An unfinished work request that is being fulfilled.
Total Number of Work Items in Progress, both Planned and Unplanned
Goal: 300 Planned, Active requests per month.
Deliver V
alued
Services at Econ
om
ical Co
sts
Applications Development
Work Items in Progress( per person)
Average Numberof Work Items in Progress, both Planned and Unplanned by staff.
Deliver V
alued
Services at Econ
om
ical Co
sts
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
5 55 6 5
5 5 5 5 5 5
151152
149 149
151
161160
154
149148
147
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Jun2016
Jul2016
Aug2016
Sep2016
Oct2016
Nov2016
Dec2016
Jan2017
Feb2017
Mar2017
Apr2017
140
145
150
155
160
165
Ave
rage
# o
f W
ork
Item
s
Average Planned WIP Average Unplanned WIP # of Employees
SD Public Broadcasting
Mission
Use the power of public media to connect South Dakotans with education, information,
culture and the arts.
1. Create, acquire, and distribute local and national media content via television, radio and digital platforms
2. Provide educational programming and resources for Pre-K, K-12, and lifelong learning opportunities
3. Provide EAS interconnectivity, coordinate, and distribute emergency alert information to broadcasters and the public
4. Provide resources and services for “open government” initiatives
South Dakota Public Broadcasting
Create, acquire, and distribute local and national media content via television, radio and digital platforms
Prioritize to feature local content and programing, particularly in underserved audiences
Be a reliable media, broadcast, and streaming partner within BIT Services
South Dakota Public Broadcasting
Create, acquire, and distribute local and national media content via television, radio and digital platforms
Awareness and Usage of Services:*Nielson 2/17 – 112,000*Monthly Viewer andDonor Comments Report
*Digital and Social Media User and Engagement Data
South Dakota Public Broadcasting
Provide educational programming and resources for Pre-K, K-12, and lifelong learning opportunities
PBS Kids 24/7 SDPB - 4 and Live Stream
Learning Library; EducatorsNewsletter; Events and Workshops
SDPB “The World” “Create”
South Dakota Public Broadcasting
Provide educational programming and resources for Pre-K, K-12, and lifelong learning opportunities
Awareness and Usageof Services:
* Viewers 2 to 11 / 19,500 * Workshops / 2,500
* Events / 8,500 to 10,000 * Teacher Newsletter Subscriptions / 2250
South Dakota Public Broadcasting
Provide Emergency Alert System ( EAS) interconnectivity and distribute emergency alert information to broadcasters and the public
EAS Distribution Hub (Amber Alert, Endangered Persons, Immanent Threats, from State and National Government)
Transmission system operation24/7 (99.99%)
South Dakota Continuity of Operations Plan (COOP)
South Dakota Public Broadcasting
Provide resources and services for “Better Government Initiatives”
Operate and maintain streaming systems for Legislative and State Agency outreach
Provide a dependable digital platform for SDPB Content Services (Statehouse and SDHSAA Fine Arts and Athletic Events)
“SD.net is a valuable tool on which the South Dakota PUC relies to offer live audio access to our regulatory hearings each year. Those who participate or have an interest in the business of the commission – both from within and outside our state’s borders – are able to hear the discussion and decisions made by the PUC in real time and easily access archived recordings.”Kristie Fiegen, South Dakota PUC Chairperson
South Dakota Public Broadcasting
Provide resources and services for “Better Government Initiatives”
Awareness and Usage of Services:
* February – 17,445 UV(Average 830 per LD)
March - 92,000 UV (Boys and Girls Basketball)
April - 1,103 UV(141 GOAC 4/25)
South Dakota Public Broadcasting
2017 - 2018 Strategic Initiatives
• Increase Local Content ,Community Engagement, and Social Media Impact;
• PBS Kids 24/7 and Web Stream
• Evolving Master Control; WARN Systems and EAS Planning
• SD.Net: capacity, training, and adoption
Data Center
Objective
Deliver a reliable, secure, and modern hosting environment and provide expert technology
consulting.
VUptime Metrics P
rovid
e a Reliab
le and
Mo
dern
Infrastru
cture
Mid Range
99.89% Uptime.07% Sc heduled
Maintenance.04% Unscheduled downtime
MAINFRAME
99.77% Uptime.23% Scheduled Maintenance
0% Unscheduled downtime
Virtualization
99.99% Uptime.01% Scheduled Maintenance0% Unscheduled downtime
Data Center
The major incline in growth starting August 2016 represents the migration to High Definition cameras being installed in Highway Patrol vehicles.
Data Center P
rovid
e a Reliab
le and
Mo
dern
Infrastru
cture
0
5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000
30,000
35,000
40,000
Oct2014
Dec2014
Feb2015
Apr2015
Jun2015
Aug2015
Oct2015
Dec2015
Feb2016
Apr2016
Jun2016
Aug2016
Oct2016
Dec2016
Feb2017
Apr2017
Department of Public Safety Video System Storage Space Used (GB)
Pro
vide valu
e thro
ugh
excellent clien
t service
Client Survey Responses
Data Center
Provide Expert Technology Consulting
• In 2016 BIT agencies received consulting on 194 technology acquisitions and renewals. Clients receive expert feedback, guidance, and support through this
process.
By engaging BIT, clients receive support from a team of experts from each applicable technology area.
The BIT consulting team vets technology for: security, adherence to standards, vendor capability and commitment, and terms and conditions.