Mike Hojnicki, Chief of Technology and Administrative Services, knew large technology projects were coming when he joined New Castle County (NCC) a couple years ago. With a five person IT team responsible for supporting the infrastructure across the county, including public safety, public works, community services, land use, finance, and human resources, they desperately needed robust technology to support these critical operations. As the largest county in Delaware with over 550,000 residents and 1,600 government employees, the IT team worked 24/7 to keep the network running without interruption. But with an outdated system and very old infrastructure, the team was struggling to keep up with the demands of citizens and staff.

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