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Georgia Moves Toward a Plug-and-Play Cloud Platform
Dean Johnson, COO of the Georgia Technology Authority, addresses his state’s push to privatization and the addition of a multisource services integrator to orchestrate solutions.
In 2008, Georgia privatized its infrastructure and managed network services to IBM and AT&T. And over nearly the last seven years, the state has been building a consolidated infrastructure that Georgia Technology Authority customers essentially view as a private cloud. At the NASCIO mid-year conference in Alexandria, Va., Dean Johnson, chief operating officer for the Georgia Technology Authority, said the next step is to improve services through the use of a multisourcing services integrator. The third-party integrator will help the state manage the different independent vendors on the cloud platform, ensuring that Georgia has a flexible plug-and-play platform going forward.
These videos were produced with underwriting support from IBM as part of editorial coverage by Government Technology, which is solely responsible for their content.
These videos were produced with underwriting support from IBM as part of editorial coverage by Government Technology, which is solely responsible for their content.
