State Data Plan

The CT State Data Plan

The goal of the CT State Data Plan is to connect the people and processes involved with data to promote communication between, and appropriate integration data, teams, and systems. The Plan was created to ensure that data are treated as State assets and managed consistently and appropriately across state government. This plan is intended to guide information technology actions and initiatives, going forward.

The Connecticut State Data Plan 2023 - 2024 and previous data plans and summary documents are accessible via these links 2021-2022, 2019-2020, Summary 2020. We encourage comments and feedback on the plan and implementation, which can be emailed directly to the Chief Data Officer.

About the CT State Data Plan

CT State Data Plan

Get the info on how the data plan integrates teams and processes and promotes data sharing.

What is the State Data Plan?

Why do we need a state data plan?

Discover how the data plan helps data management and ensures future best practices.
Guidance for agency data officers and publishers

Find open data resources, data usage guidelines, and our Connecticut state data sharing playbook.

People and Processes

About the Process

Learn how the State Data Plan is developed, the different development phases, and who is involved.

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CT Data Analysis Technology Advisory Board

Read about how the DATA Board advises on policy best practices and issues reports and recommendations.
What does the Chief Data Officer do?

Learn what the CDO does, from developing the data plan, to providing guidance to other agency data officers.