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Minnesota names deputy technology commissioner as new CIO

March 17, 2026 - 11:54

Minnesota names deputy technology commissioner as new CIO

Governor Tim Walz has named Jon Eichten as Minnesota's new Chief Information Officer and Commissioner of Minnesota IT Services (MNIT). Eichten steps into the role after serving as the state's deputy technology commissioner, bringing a deep understanding of the agency's operations and strategic goals.

In his previous position, Eichten was instrumental in overseeing critical IT infrastructure and service delivery across state government. His appointment is seen as a promotion from within, ensuring continuity in the state's technology leadership. He will now be responsible for directing MNIT, which manages technology for all state agencies, focusing on cybersecurity, digital government services, and enterprise innovation.

The governor expressed confidence in Eichten's ability to lead the state's technology portfolio, emphasizing his proven track record and commitment to public service. Eichten assumes the position at a time when robust and secure digital infrastructure is paramount for delivering services to residents and businesses. His leadership is expected to guide Minnesota's ongoing efforts to modernize state government operations and enhance its technological resilience.


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