ICYMI: NYC mayor consolidates tech offices, expands role of CTO
The city's disparate offices of Cyber Command, Data Analytics and Information Privacy will all be consolidated under the new office. Their respective directors will now report to the CTO. The Algorithms Management and Policy Officer has been abolished since the new office will govern the algorithm use across city offices.
"Any additional appropriate actions, including but not limited to the transfer of employees, to be taken in furtherance of the consolidation set forth in this Section shall be taken as soon as practicable after the promulgation of this Order," said theThe head of the office, once the Commissioner of Information Technology and Telecommunications, is now the city's Chief Technology Officer and report to the First Deputy Mayor.
“The Office of Technology and Innovation will streamline technology operations across the city and revolutionize how New York City does business, as well as how the city provides services to its residents and visitors," he said in a statement.
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