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What is the Western Information Technology Council (WITC)?
The Information Technology Council of the Intermountain States (ITCIS) was founded in 1994 as a public sector, nonprofit, professional association. In recognition of the sponsorship afforded the ITCIS by the Western Governors Association the name was changed to the Western Information Technology Council (WITC) in September of 2001. With the exception of serving a larger geographic area the purpose of the organization remains the same. That being to improve cooperation, operations and delivery of services at all levels of government by promoting better management and use of information and telecommunications resources, services, and technologies. There are no dues or fees for the public sector to participate. WITC represents IT professionals throughout the west.
WITC takes a leadership role in educating industry and government on current trends and developments by creating forum for discussing current topics as well as fostering collaborative relations between state and local government and industry in the western United States. WITC hosts a wide variety of events that are of interest to both the public and private sectors. See our "Events" page for more information.
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