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Utah Department of Technology, State of Utah

www.dts.utah.gov

 
To be a technology leader that delivers value and simplifies the lives of Utah residents. To provide innovative, secure, and cost-effective technology solutions that are convenient and empower our partner agencies to better serve the residents of Utah. DTS has established five pillars that represent the main areas of focus for the department in order to support our partner agencies with world class technology and excellent customer service.
  • Number of Employees: 5K-10K
  • Annual Revenue: $250-500 Million
  • www.dts.utah.gov
  • 1 State Office Building
    Salt Lake City, UT USA 84114
  • Phone: 801.538.3000

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