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The Division prepares forecasts of revenues and expenditures, State debt, and aid to local governments, and undertakes fiscal research projects as needed by the Department. WORK FORCE QUALITY [ Archives' Home Page ||
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Baltimore, MD 21201 For State residents who are deaf or have impaired hearing, speech, vision, or mobility, the Service makes telephone use possible 24 hours per day, seven days per week. Courses also are open to local government employees and the private sector as space permits. Planning, Standards, and Technical Assistance started as Information Technology in 1993, when first the Governor and then the General Assembly established the position of Chief of Information Technology to develop policies, procedures, and standards for statewide information technology (Executive Order 01.01.1993.06; Chapter 120, Acts of 1993). Maryland ManualOn-Line,1997
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The Division determines if State employees or applicants for State employment are employable in terms of their health. 301 West Preston St. For data, imaging, video and voice-related services, Network and Technical Services provides design and technical support to Telecommunications, and State agencies. That email address has already been registered. Authorization for the Council continues until June 30, 2002. The Office is assisted by the State Information Technology Board. font-family: 'sans serif',verdana;
The Division prepares forecasts of revenues and expenditures, State debt, and aid to local governments, and undertakes fiscal research projects as needed by the Department. 300 West Preston St. All About Maryland ||
Financial Management Information Systems (FMIS) was organized in 1991 to create a new, high-technology, administrative management system for State government. The Center is fully reimbursed for its services with fees paid by State and local government agencies, businesses, and persons who receive training. In 1996, it was placed under the Office of Information Technology. margin-top: 2px;
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Baltimore, MD 21201-2305 It received its current name in 1994 and was placed under the Employee Development and Training Division in 1996.
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Reorganized under its present name, the Board transferred to the Department of General Services in 1991 (Chapter 598, Acts of 1991). The Service enables a deaf person to communicate via a telecommunications device with an intermediary party who then verbally relays the message to a third party.
The Information Technology Training Center was formed in 1976 as the Data Processing Training Center. Customer Service Center. In 1990, the federal Americans with Disabilities Act required all states to have a telecommunications relay system operating by July 1993. Copyright November 12, 1997 Maryland State Archives. For a fee, the Center trains State employees to use mainframe and personal computers and their application software.
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Wireless Communication Services promotes compatibility between radio systems; evaluates and promotes the sharing of resources, where appropriate; and procures wireless systems, including radio, microwave, cellular phone and paging systems. The Board has organized five committees. Telecommunications coordinates voice, video, wireless, data, and other electronic communication services, including MARCOM, an integrated digital State communications network (Code State Finance and Procurement Article, secs. line-height:1.0;
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resources. The unit also monitors contracts to ensure that vendors meet specifications (Code State Finance and Procurement Article, secs. The office provides technical advice and consultation services to State and local governments. The Division works through three units: Examination Research and Development; Recruitment; and Test Administration. Information about Maryland State employment opportunities and applications may be obtained by calling the Division. PLANNING, STANDARDS, & TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE The Information Technology Training Center was formed in 1976 as the Data Processing Training Center. For a fee, the Center trains State employees to use mainframe and personal computers and their application software.
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Telecommunications coordinates voice, video, wireless, data, and other electronic communication services, including MARCOM, an integrated digital State communications network (Code State Finance and Procurement Article, secs.
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The Division also maintains the State Salary Plan. Telecommunications Procurement began in 1992 as Procurement and Contract Management under the Assistant Secretary for Telecommunications in the Department of General Services. Annapolis, MD 21401 It became the Data Management Services Division in 1991. STATE EMPLOYEES' HEALTH INSURANCE ADVISORY COUNCIL margin-bottom: 1px;
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The Service enables a deaf person to communicate via a telecommunications device with an intermediary party who then verbally relays the message to a third party. OFFICE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY The Division helps the Secretary of Budget and Management draft an annual State operating budget for the Governor's consideration. font-family: 'Roboto', sans-serif;
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In 1994, the State Employee and Retiree Health and Welfare Benefits Program transferred from the Department of Personnel to the Department of Budget and Fiscal Planning (Chapter 107, Acts of 1994). The Office is assisted by the State Information Technology Board. The office provides technical advice and consultation services to State and local governments.
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The Board advises the Chief of Information Technology on the Master Plan of Information Technology and such other matters as the Chief may request. 45 Calvert St. By 1977, the Division was renamed the Salary Administration and Position Classification Division. TELECOMMUNICATIONS FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
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Annapolis, MD 21401 Personnel specialists also are available for employment counseling at Division offices (Code State Personnel and Pensions Article, secs. Through this unit, the Department administers State procurement of telecommunications equipment, systems, and services. Administrative and Financial Services reviews, approves, and processes vendor invoices for telecommunication equipment, systems, and services; and manages and operates systems that charge using agencies their proportionate share of the costs to install, maintain, and operate common user telecommunication equipment, systems, and services.
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The Office of Information Technology formed within the Department of Budget and Management in 1996. The office also advises State agencies on planning, acquisition, and operation of radio systems; and provides radio frequency coordination assistance to State and local government. Annapolis, MD 21401 Annapolis, MD 21401 The Director coordinates training and employee awards programs statewide. Baltimore, MD 21201 The Division provides information on personnel positions to the Department, other State agencies, and local governments. font-size: 1.2em;
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Baltimore, MD 21201 The program will support implementation of the "Open Table" concept through two clinic practices, Stone Run and Clinica (a charitable clinic which specializes in serving Spanish-speaking residents with financial and language barriers). Insurance Group.
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