IT Budget Overview Town of Mammoth Lakes.

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IT Budget Overview Town of Mammoth Lakes

TOML IT : CURRENT Completed Projects IT Governance & Strategic Plan (in review) Town network at all remote locations Conference Room A/V On-site backup for all Town & MLPD data Projects Underway Suite Z upgrades Finance system replacement Site resiliency and hardening MLPD data storage & disaster recovery Technology Modernization Compliance ‘Grow Into’ Technology Increase Stability Improve Usability Develop Strategy Completed Projects Desktop and server replacements Software license true-ups Security overhaul and standardization

TECH. RELEVANT TOWN COUNCIL PRIORITIES C. Enhance Municipal Capacity c. New, functional financial system e. Updated Granicus- Council Chamber technology (keeping other Town technology systems current) F. Diversify Economic Development e. Be a “Gigabyte Community” with strategy adopted for regional consortium to implement

DEFINITION A highly functioning organization is built upon sound business operation principles which facilitate accomplishing everyday tasks in an efficient and accurate manner. Given the demand of today’s society and the resulting impact on our workforce, it is imperative that we leverage technology effectively and fully. This initiative ensures that our staff and the communities we serve have access to the best available technology, implemented in a thoughtful and effective manner. GOAL Streamline business operations through improved policies and procedures that target the utilization of modern systems, with an engaged and well trained workforce focused on efficiency and transparency. ObjectiveOpportunitiesPotential Result Associated IT Goals Target 1.1 Consolidate and centralize systems by leveraging modern applications that reduce duplicative processes, reliance on paper, and improve staff efficiency. Implementation of relevant policies and procedures which leverage current and future technology to improve the way we do business. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 10, 12, Improve technologic knowledge and capacity among staff through training programs and interview processes. Improved understanding of systems, functionality, and ability to leverage technology effectively and appropriately. 14, Pursue collaborative approaches and solutions with other agencies and organizations. Consolidation of infrastructure, facilities, and staff where redundancies exist. 21, 22, 23, Develop and empower mobility within the workforce and general public. Greater access to information. Utilization of modern technology to improve efficiency. 16, 18, 22, Improve law & EMS agencies access and use of technology. Improved response times. Improved stability, reliability, and usability of key technologies. 15, Continue to invest in GIS Increased access to information. Better informed staff and populace. 22Ongoing INITIATIVE #1 : BUSINESS OPERATIONS & EFFICIENCY

DEFINITION Communication is the lifeblood of our world. Whether ensuring that our workforce can effectively connect with one another, or that communities have adequate telephone and broadband, this infrastructure is critical. Access to information is not possible with modern communication networks, and this initiative prioritizes them. GOAL Reduce costs associated with infrastructure, vehicle trips, and staff time while improving communication between staff and the general public. ObjectiveOpportunitiesPotential Result Associated IT Goals Target 2.1 Leverage Digital 395 to improve network connectivity and broadband accessibility for personnel at all County and Town facilities. Improved connectivity between County sites Increased broadband speeds Savings of approximately $25k annually Install VoIP phones; move to modern dial-tone service and phone system. Inclusion of satellite offices on County phone system; Unified Communications functionality Expand and better utilize video conference technology at the desktop and in meeting rooms. Improve employee face time in remote locations; Reduce vehicle trips and fuel consumption. 11, Implement technology to improve public access to local government and improve outreach and connection opportunities. Better informed communities and public. Improved connection to government and resources INITIATIVE #2 : COMMUNICATIONS & BROADBAND

INITIATIVE #3 : INFRASTRUCTURE AND SECURITY DEFINITION Our organizations utilize technology every day to perform regular job duties. Our workforce needs assurances that these resources are dependable and secure. Systems need to function without interruption, be present during emergency situations, and capable of handling data in a secure manner. GOAL Implement technology according to industry standards and in an Enterprise fashion, enabling our workforce to perform their jobs while simultaneously providing safeguards around data integrity and security. ObjectiveOpportunitiesPotential Result Associated IT Goals Target 3.1 Maintain a modern network with Industry Standard hardware allowing for the current demands and use cases. A system on which staff can easily access information and work from a variety of locations in a reliable manner. Multiple Improve data storage, retention, and recovery systems. Assurances regarding data integrity, compliance with security and data protection standards, and capacity for disaster recovery. 7, Establish dedicated technology funding streams which can be built up and carried over in order to ensure modern technology and bridge strained budgetary times. Ensuring staff have access to current technology that is dependable and enables them to effectively do their job. Controls costs and ensures standardization in technology Improve physical and digital security.More resilient and reliable workplace

ROADMAP Infrastructure Maintenance & Upkeep Servers, storage, network, and communication systems Desktop PCs including enterprise and specialized software Implement (Strategic) Plan Budget based on Initiatives that support key business areas and organizational direction Execute in Key Objective areas – Critical Business Systems (Finance System) – Communications (Phone & VTC) – Disaster Recovery & Site Resiliency – Mobility & Accessibility – Public Safety & Emergency Ops Increase Stability Leverage Technology

TECHNOLOGY BENCHMARKS in GOVERNMENT Staffing: – Approximately 4% based on total FTEs Annual IT Spending: – Approximately 4% of agency revenue IT – Approximately $7,750/employee Source: Gartner IT Key Metrics Data, 2012 or

HOW WE MEASURE UP RELATIVE TO 62 FTEs AreaActualTargetDifference Staffing²2.5 0 O&M Budget³$434,200480,500$(46,300) ² Based on 4% of total FTE count | ³ Based on $7,750/FTE

STRATEGIC BUDGETING Cost Savings & Technology Investment Implement a Tech Refresh program for desktop PCs Replace aging phone system – capture savings in IT budget Allocate revenue from franchise agreements and technology related fees to continue key system upgrades Operations Improvement Continue to improve automation and information access Embrace a Mobile First mindset Run the Business Transform the Business 80%20%