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Office of Systems Integration, California

www.osi.ca.gov

 
In 2005, the Office of Systems Integration (OSI) was established to manage a portfolio of large, complex health and human services information technology projects. The OSI provides project management, oversight, procurement and support services for a multi-billion dollar portfolio of high criticality projects. In this capacity, OSI coordinates communication, collaboration and decision making among project stakeholders and program-side sponsors of the projects. OSI manages the procurement, contract negotiations and contract management aspects of the acquisition of technology systems and services. After the procurement phase, OSI oversees the design, development, governance and implementation of IT systems which serve health and human ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million
  • www.osi.ca.gov
  • 2525 Natomas Park Drive Suite 200
    Sacramento, CA USA 95833
  • Phone: 916.263.4111

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Daniel Pere
 Information Security Officer Profile
Amy Tong
 Acting State Chief Information Officer Profile

Jobs

Chief Information Security Officer

Office of Systems Integration, California Sacramento, CA

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