N.H. Rev. Stat. § 21-I:5
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21-I:5 Division of Enterprise Applications Management.
Official statutory text
There is hereby established within the department a division of enterprise applications management under the supervision of an unclassified director of enterprise applications management who shall be responsible for the following functions in accordance with applicable laws: I. Sustaining, advancing, and promoting the utilization of the state's enterprise application software systems both current and future to facilitate regulatory, statewide operational processes, continuity, and integrity of such information. II. Assisting the commissioner with the planning, management, and operation of the state's enterprise resource planning (ERP) software and operation of all internal department financial, human resources, benefits, payroll, and budgeting systems. III. Provide guidance in the selection, development, modification, and deployment of technical software products for public sector usage. IV. Assisting department division directors by: (a) Developing and configuring reporting and systems for their use. (b) Jointly monitoring state and federal fiscal legislation with the directors in order to assure timely awareness of and compliance with new legislation. V. Assisting state employees in their use of the enterprise application system, peripheral application systems, and system developed information. VI. Developing and maintaining views of data, including files, reports, forms, and web pages, originating in the enterprise application system and information of public interest for publishing in response to requestor specifications or regulatory requirements.
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