About DTI

The Department of Technology and Information (DTI) is the state’s central IT organization, chartered to (1) deliver core services to other state organizations and (2) exercise governance over the technology direction and investments of the state.

Robert “Bob” Osmond is responsible for ensuring the State of Delaware utilizes innovative technologies to deliver secure, reliable, interoperable, and cost-effective solutions that enable state agencies and organizations to successfully fulfill their missions.

DTI leadership is composed of six different offices which are responsible for developing and supporting statewide Delaware Government technology.

Welcome to the DTI Newsroom! Here you will find the latest news and publications related to our agency.

The State of Delaware is committed in maintaining the privacy and security of all citizens’ personal information.

In late 2003, the Technology and Architecture Standards Committee (TASC) was created. In cooperation with the IRM subcommittee on policies and standards, a process was adopted to develop enterprise standards that are comprehensive and current. The standards are to be drafted in a collaborative way and periodically reviewed.

Technology plays an important role in delivering the services and information that the citizens of Delaware use each and every day.

Learn more about DTI’s current priorities, 5-year plan and broadband strategy here.