Tim Bottenfield on coming into the role of state CIO from an agency-level position, and how his past experience affects his future plans.
Tim Bottenfield is new to the role of state CIO as of July, but he’s no stranger to government IT, having spent the last seven years as chief information officer for Montana’s Department of Revenue (DOR). Previous work in data-rich forestry science as well as 25 years spent at Alabama’s Auburn University bring a fitting background to C-level tech, and Bottenfield plans to use that experience to drive efficiency and strengthen staff connections.
By Theo Douglas, Government Technology
fficials at the state of Montana and in Charlotte, N.C., are diversifying their anti-virus solutions to include AI that will watch for anomalies in behavior to catch malware before it takes hold.
By Theo Douglas, Government Technology
Tim Bottenfield, a former state agency CIO who claimed the top tech job in July, is continuing his mission to drive efficiency and communication in government.
Bullock highlights the leadership and past agency CIO experience of Bottenfield as he takes the helm of Montana’s Information Systems
Montana Governor Steve Bullock today announced he has appointed Tim Bottenfield to serve as the Chief Information Officer (CIO) for the State of Montana, replacing former CIO Ron Baldwin.
Baldwin focused on implementing IT in an innovative, effective, and cost-efficient manner during his tenure
Helena, Mont. - Director John Lewis today announced the departure of State Chief Information Officer (CIO) Ron Baldwin. Baldwin was appointed by the Governor to serve as CIO in January of 2013.