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	Several technology initiatives implemented by DoITT have made access to government services and information straightforward and convenient. Others have facilitated the cooperation and productivity of City employees.


	NYC.gov The official Web site of New York City, NYC.gov links residents, businesses, and visitors to the 60+ City agencies and relevant services and news. Visit the NYC.gov Web site

	City Agency Web Sites DoITT works with the agencies to maintain, update, and upgrade their unique Web sites, where the public can access program and service information, as well as an increasing number of forms, applications, and documents through the Internet. To see the individual agency Web sites, go to NYC.gov and select an agency from the drop-down menu on the left side of the Home page.

	CityShare, the City's Intranet The City of New York has more than 300,000 employees; CityShare is the employee intranet, which provides a community space for workers to share information, offers access to resources and forms, and provides tools to help employees work efficiently.

	Special Applications DoITT works with agencies to develop and support time-saving and revenue-generating enterprise applications. The applications listed below are just a sampling of what the Agency has produced in the past. Photo Gallery: allows agencies to publish and maintain their own photographs and offer them for public viewing and/or purchase Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS): allows agencies to collaborate and track juveniles through the criminal justice system DataShare: allows criminal justice and law enforcement agencies to share information about criminals e-Payments: allows agencies to sell permits and/or merchandise online Visit the Mayor's Office Photo Gallery Visit the Department of Records Photo Gallery Visit the NYC.gov Shopping Center to use e-Payments