The change appears to be much needed, as the DOJ was utilizing 23 separate email systems only four years ago. It was shifting down to nine when Mr. Klimavicz became CIO in 2014.
The merging process isn’t the only change Mr. Klimavicz is making. He’s working with the Department of Agriculture on human resource services and with another department for updated computer hardware. Additionally, he created a strategy that focuses on protecting the DOJ’s mission and wisely managing taxpayer money.
“My mission, the way I look at it, is to serve and protect and advance DOJ’s goals through information and technology services,” Mr. Klimavicz said. “What we really want to try to do is drive [the] DOJ’s information technology services at the pace of American innovation.”
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