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The Office of the Chief Technology Officer, OCTO, “develops and enforces policies and standards for information technology in the District government. OCTO identifies where and how technology can systematically support the business processes of the District's 68 agencies. Agencies can draw on OCTO's expertise to get the most out of their technological investments. OCTO also assesses new and emerging technologies to determine their potential application to District programs and services. Finally, OCTO promotes the compatibility of computer and communications systems throughout the District government.”

Andrew Sekela, Federal Bureau of Investigation, affidavit in support of application for arrest warrant in embezzlement from the Office of the Chief Technology Officer, March 11, 2009

Deletion of Government E-mails

Mayor's Order 2007-239, rescinding Mayor's Order 2007-207, November 5, 2007
Robert Webb, Society of Professional Journalists, letter to Mayor Fenty on E-mail policy, October 22, 2007
Mayor’s Order 2007-207, ordering deletion of most government E-mails that are six months old or older, replacing Mayor's Order 2007-157, September 21, 2007
- Peter Nickles, Counsel to the Mayor, memorandum expanding on Mayor’s Order 2007-207 on E-mail deletion policy, October 3, 2007
- Councilmember Phil Mendelson, statement on mayor’s E-mail policy, October 22, 2007
Mayor’s Order 2007-157, ordering deletion of most government E-mails that are six months old or older, July 5, 2007
- Mayor’s Order 2007-228, rescission of Mayor’s Order 2007-157, October 15, 2007
themail@dcwatch com articles on the issue: August 12, 2007; August 19, 2007; October 28, 2007; October 31, 2007