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Saint Paul, MN-based Minnesota Information Technology Services Retired Thomas Baden as State Chief Information Officer
About the Company
As the State of Minnesota`s central IT organization, Minnesota IT Services manages the governance process for enterprise leadership and planning, and provides Minnesota government customers a wide variety of technical services. Join over 2,000 professionals who are bringing strategic vision to state government as part of Minnesota`s consolidated information technology agency. Work for MNIT Services and be part of a cutting-edge organization that is emerging as a national leader in government IT. Our culture promotes collaboration, demands continuous improvement and encourages innovation in IT delivery. Be a part of something bigger than yourself, something to be inspired by…come to work for MNIT Services!
About the Person
An experienced leader in government technology, Tom Baden was appointed by Governor Mark Dayton in 2015 to serve as Chief Information Officer (CIO) for the State of Minnesota. Most recently, Baden served as the MN.IT Chief Information Officer at the Department of Human Services, the largest of the executive branch state agencies with the most significant IT footprint, including the Medicaid Management Information System, the integrated eligibility system (MAXIS), MNsure, the State’s child support system PRISM, and the state hospital system (known as Avatar). Baden’s 33 years of expertise in IT governance and management includes state service at the Department of Human Services, the Department of Employment and Economic Development, in addition to serving as MN.IT’s enterprise architect (then the Office of Enterprise Technology).
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