Georgia Technology Authority

The Georgia Technology Authority (GTA) is a public entity based in Atlanta, Georgia, with a team of 287 employees. The GTA focuses on delivering IT infrastructure and network services to a wide range of government entities. GTA's primary offerings include IT infrastructure services such as mainframe and server management, service desk operations, end-user computing support, disaster recovery solutions, and cybersecurity measures. They also provide managed network services, encompassing state and local area networks, voice and data communications, cabling infrastructure, and conferencing services. These services are delivered primarily through the Georgia Enterprise Technology Services (GETS) program, a public-private partnership. GTA distinguishes itself by promoting a statewide enterprise approach to technology. They establish IT policies, standards, and guidelines for state agencies, ensuring alignment with industry best practices and federal requirements. GTA actively collaborates with the Governor's Office of Planning and Budget and individual agencies to integrate IT strategies with overall business goals and continuity planning. They also play a vital role in managing the state's technology project portfolio, ensuring successful completion within budget and timeframe. For further information or inquiries, please visit the GTA's website at gta.ga.gov.