Impact Stories
We proudly partner with state agencies every day to ensure Coloradans can easily access state government services through secure, accessible and user-friendly technology solutions. Check out our impact stories to learn about the tremendous impact our programs make in the great State of Colorado!
The Heart of Women@OIT: Creating Community in Tech
In our fast-paced, largely remote world, the Women@OIT Employee Resource Group (ERG) is an invaluable community for authentic connection, personal growth and empowerment for women in different roles and backgrounds across OIT.
For those curious about the atmosphere, the consensus among members is that psychological safety is something you can feel the moment you join the call or room. This group serves as a bridge, connecting women across departments who might otherwise remain strangers in our remote work environment.
Navigating Property Taxes Made Easy: Colorado Launches User-Friendly Tax Map
To help Coloradans better understand the new property tax bill (SB23-303), a powerful new tool was developed that offers a new level of government transparency and accessibility around property tax information.
Smooth Road Ahead for CDOT Traffic Operations Center Call Center with Help from OIT
The Colorado Department of Transportation’s Traffic Operations Centers are the hidden nervous system of Colorado’s highway system. The CDOT call center receives calls from Coloradans, first responders and drivers across the country about road conditions, closures and weather events.
Energy Cost Savings Digital Tool Earns National Recognition
The state’s Colorado Energy Savings Navigator was selected for Apolitical's 50 States, 50 Breakthroughs list, which spotlights the boldest and most impactful public sector technology projects in the U.S.
Small Steps, Stronger Privacy: Protecting Your Data in a Digital World
In today’s digital world, it’s important to think intentionally about how our personal information is collected, used, shared and protected. Data is constantly generated by devices, apps, accounts and everyday services. As a result, understanding how information flows through the digital tools we rely on can help us make more informed choices and reduce privacy risks.
Mapping a Path Forward: How OIT’s GIS team is Helping Remote Counties Access Crucial Data
Our Geographic Information Systems (GIS) team plays a unique role at the state level, working to coordinate GIS efforts across Colorado. This involves providing resources, enhancing the availability of geospatial information and fostering relationships with partners around the state. Last December, they completed a project that illustrates how these technical efforts can assist counties that lack dedicated GIS resources in their operations.
Creating a Connection Culture: A Behind-the-Scenes Look at the Veterans@OIT Employee Resource Group
While veterans are often viewed solely through the lens of their military service, OIT cultivates a supportive environment where veterans can leverage their experience to enrich OIT’s culture and enhance its success. Members of our Veterans@OIT ERG have opportunities to expand their personal and professional development by networking, providing training and participating in community engagement activities.
Holiday Deals or Holiday Deception? How to Spot the Difference
Watch Out: Sneaky Scams to Avoid
The holiday season brings plenty of reasons to celebrate — but ‘tis also the season for cyber scams designed to take advantage of busy, distracted shoppers.
Lock It Down: Cybersecurity Awareness Month
Every October, Cybersecurity Awareness Month reminds us that staying safe online is just as important as locking our doors at night. With so much of our daily life—from banking and shopping to school and work—happening in the digital space, protecting ourselves has never been more critical.
Colorado’s Energy Navigation Web Tool: Making Clean Energy More Accessible
In November 2024, the State of Colorado began developing a first-of-its-kind Energy Assistance and Equipment Incentive Screener Tool to take the guesswork out of navigating 500 different state and federal programs. This digital tool is designed to help Coloradans quickly identify the rebates, incentives, and bill assistance programs for which they may qualify by answering a few simple questions in 10 minutes or less.
