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The TDC Provides Ongoing Support for Nonmainframe Systems. The TDC's nonmainframe services have grown by 400 percent since 1997. This growth reflects increased costs due to
implementation of the Department of Information Technology's (DOIT) Data Center Consolidation initiative and the growth in Internet-based systems. The TDC is responsible for ensuring that
these systems have adequate security to prevent unauthorized access. To perform this responsibility, TDC must conduct daily monitoring and intrusion detection checks. In addition, TDC must
continue to install and maintain security software and hardware on all nonmainframe systems.
The TDC Provides Technology Expertise on Business-Based Procurements. In an effort to reduce project failures, the DOIT and the Department of Finance have required that
procurements for large state IT projects which support critical services be "business based" as opposed to "technology based." This means that the department describes its operations and
vendors propose technology solutions to improve those operations. According to TDC, departments and the Department of General Services request TDC staff to act as technical advisors on
these large procurement efforts to ensure the proposed technology is sound and has the capacity to meet the state's business requirements. The TDC has never been staffed to perform these
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The TDC Should Not Use Overtime for Security Maintenance and Procurement Advisement Tasks. Both of the proposed activities—the security maintenance and the procurement
assistance—which TDC proposed to staff through overtime are ongoing in nature. As a result, these functions are more appropriately carried out by permanent departmental staff assigned on a
daily basis to perform these functions. An additional advantage is that permanent staff can perform these functions at less cost than overtime, resulting in a expenditure authority reduction of
$116,000. For these reasons, we recommend that the Legislature authorize five additional personnel years and decrease TDC's expenditure authority by $116,000 for personnel services. This
would leave a total of $338,000 from the original proposal.

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