Okla. Stat. tit. 62, § 62-34.11.2
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Oklahoma State Government 2.0 Initiative - Policies,
Official statutory text
schedules and standards.
A. There is hereby established the Oklahoma State Government
2.0 Initiative.
B. The State Governmental Technology Applications Review Board
shall consider and approve a standardized social media policy for
use by state agencies, boards, commissions and public trusts having
the State of Oklahoma as a beneficiary.
C. The board shall establish open technology standards and a
schedule by which state agencies, boards, commissions and public
trusts having the State of Oklahoma as a beneficiary shall utilize
these standards to provide citizens with web-based interactivity to
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state government services. Whenever possible these standards shall
match commonly used standards by other government entities.
D. The board shall set a schedule by which state agencies,
boards, commissions and public trusts having the State of Oklahoma
as a beneficiary shall publish and update convenience information
sets which shall be accessible through standardized application
programming interfaces and published in standardized formats
including but not limited to eXtensible Markup Language (XML) and
Comma Separated Value (CSV) formats. The board shall establish
application programming interface standards which enable access to
convenience information sets. The schedule shall place an emphasis
on first making accessible convenience information sets most
commonly requested in open records requests. A directory and link
to all available convenience information sets shall be prominently
featured on the portal system referenced in Section 34.24 of this
title and if possible linked to the data.ok.gov web portal.
E. The board may conduct events and contests to provide
recognition of software application development provided that the
application being recognized utilizes standards established in this
section to the benefit of the citizens of Oklahoma.
F. The board shall establish an application process through
which applicants can request the scheduled implementation of
application programming interfaces, creation of open technology
standards and publication of convenience information sets pursuant
to the provisions of this section. Instructions regarding the
application process shall be prominently featured on the portal
system referenced in Section 34.24 of this title.
G. State agencies, boards, commissions and public trusts having
the State of Oklahoma as a beneficiary shall comply with the
policies, schedules and standards established by this section.
H. The board shall promulgate performance information metrics
and guidelines which shall be used to establish criteria which
govern participation in the "State Government Employee Performance
Transparency Pilot Program". The board shall set a schedule for the
publication of performance information metrics through the
data.ok.gov website.
I. For the purposes of this section, "open technology
standards" are widely accepted standards and mechanisms for the web-
based connectivity and asynchronous communication between software
programs. "Application programming interface" is a standardized
interface enabling a standard form of connectivity between
convenience information sets and software programs, "performance
information metrics" are sets of information which reflect the
performance of state employees and state agencies, and "convenience
information sets" are sets of information which are subject to
public access under the Oklahoma Open Records Act and which do not
contain personally identifiable information.
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A. There is hereby established the Oklahoma State Government
2.0 Initiative.
B. The State Governmental Technology Applications Review Board
shall consider and approve a standardized social media policy for
use by state agencies, boards, commissions and public trusts having
the State of Oklahoma as a beneficiary.
C. The board shall establish open technology standards and a
schedule by which state agencies, boards, commissions and public
trusts having the State of Oklahoma as a beneficiary shall utilize
these standards to provide citizens with web-based interactivity to
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 62. Public Finance Page 43
state government services. Whenever possible these standards shall
match commonly used standards by other government entities.
D. The board shall set a schedule by which state agencies,
boards, commissions and public trusts having the State of Oklahoma
as a beneficiary shall publish and update convenience information
sets which shall be accessible through standardized application
programming interfaces and published in standardized formats
including but not limited to eXtensible Markup Language (XML) and
Comma Separated Value (CSV) formats. The board shall establish
application programming interface standards which enable access to
convenience information sets. The schedule shall place an emphasis
on first making accessible convenience information sets most
commonly requested in open records requests. A directory and link
to all available convenience information sets shall be prominently
featured on the portal system referenced in Section 34.24 of this
title and if possible linked to the data.ok.gov web portal.
E. The board may conduct events and contests to provide
recognition of software application development provided that the
application being recognized utilizes standards established in this
section to the benefit of the citizens of Oklahoma.
F. The board shall establish an application process through
which applicants can request the scheduled implementation of
application programming interfaces, creation of open technology
standards and publication of convenience information sets pursuant
to the provisions of this section. Instructions regarding the
application process shall be prominently featured on the portal
system referenced in Section 34.24 of this title.
G. State agencies, boards, commissions and public trusts having
the State of Oklahoma as a beneficiary shall comply with the
policies, schedules and standards established by this section.
H. The board shall promulgate performance information metrics
and guidelines which shall be used to establish criteria which
govern participation in the "State Government Employee Performance
Transparency Pilot Program". The board shall set a schedule for the
publication of performance information metrics through the
data.ok.gov website.
I. For the purposes of this section, "open technology
standards" are widely accepted standards and mechanisms for the web-
based connectivity and asynchronous communication between software
programs. "Application programming interface" is a standardized
interface enabling a standard form of connectivity between
convenience information sets and software programs, "performance
information metrics" are sets of information which reflect the
performance of state employees and state agencies, and "convenience
information sets" are sets of information which are subject to
public access under the Oklahoma Open Records Act and which do not
contain personally identifiable information.
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