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    Civil Integrated Management

    Civil Integrated Management (CIM) provides strategic planning, leadership and support for operational technology/data within the Florida Department of Transportation. The rapid development of information technologies and the growing need for accelerated project delivery with improved quality require all transportation stakeholders to develop and utilize more effective ways of planning, designing, constructing, maintaining, operating and managing transportation facilities through their life cycle. The framework for implementing CIM is based on the spatial elements of all data related to the highway system. The management of various systems, technology, and data all need to align with consideration to the various business and financial outcomes desired and therefore need to be developed and managed from an organizational perspective through standards, governance, and strategic goals.

    CIM supports the department's organizational management of operational technology and spatial data through the following divisions: 

    GIS
    Geographic Information Systems    		S&MO
    Surveying and Mapping
    TDA
     Transportation Data and Analytics     		DSS
    Data Systems Support


    Civil Integrated Management (CIM) is committed to achieving the goals set forth by Secretary Thibault's focus on the Vital Few, which among others include improving safety, enhancing mobility, and inspiring innovation. Below are CIM’s recent efforts related to this initiative:

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      System of Engagement

      April 2020 | Vital Few: Inspire Innovation, Improve Safety and Enhance Mobility

      The Geographic Information Systems (GIS) System of Engagement (SoE), built on a web-GIS framework and fueled by the ROADS initiative, provides FDOT with a single enterprise view where FDOT workers and partners can consume, analyze, and contribute to enterprise data. Suites of interconnected apps, organized by business function and as easy to use as the apps on a smart phone, will improve decision making and save time in the search for data and insight.
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      Florida Permanent Reference Network (FPRN)

      April 2020 | Vital Few: Inspire Innovation, Improve Safety and Enhance Mobility

      Together with various cooperative agencies, the FPRN network consists of nearly 100 Continuously Operating Reference Stations (CORS) located throughout Florida. FDOT is work closely with the National Geodetic Survey's National CORS network. Each CORS site provides Global Positioning System (GPS) carrier phase and code range measurements in support of 3-dimensional positioning activities throughout Florida and surrounding states.
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      Transportation Technology Partners

      Information Security Management

      Information Security Management
      Information Security Management (ISM) oversees the information technology security program and ensures the confidentiality/privacy, integrity and availability of the department's information and information resources.

      Information Technology

      Information Technology
      Information Technology (IT) supports the department’s five-year work program by providing technology support, sourcing and relationship management, technology navigation, business application development and maintenance, collaboration, communication/connectivity tools and business protection.

      Process and Quality Improvement

      Process and Quality Improvement
      Process and Quality Improvement (PQI) helps to improve the processes and quality of the products and services offered to the department.

      Civil Integrated Management Office

      Office Manager
      John Krause, PSM
      Civil Integrated Management Officer

      605 Suwannee St Tallahassee, FL 32399

      Tel: 850-414-4111
      Fax: 850-414-4112
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