Pezhman Omid-Moghaddami has been appointed as the Director General of Information Technology, Security, and Smart Government at the Ministry of Oil. In this decree, Ahmad Zareatkhar referred to Omid-Moghaddami's knowledge, commitment, expertise, and experiences, emphasizing the utilization of information technology as the main business tool in the oil industry.
Legal Requirements and Information Technology
This decree emphasizes multiple items for implementation and follow-up. The first item is the review, summarization, and follow-up of the implementation of legal requirements related to information and communication technology in the seventh development program. This action is essential to ensure the Ministry of Oil's activities comply with legal requirements and progress in the field of information technology.
The second item is the necessary groundwork for managing technological changes and regulating policies and creating integration in the field of information and communication technology. Establishing a coherent framework in this area can help improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the Ministry of Oil's activities.
Roadmap and Smartization
Omid-Moghaddami is also tasked with reviewing and developing the roadmap, strategies, and major and strategic programs for information and communication technology and overseeing their implementation in the Ministry of Oil and its subsidiaries. This roadmap can serve as a strategic guide for the future of the Ministry of Oil in the field of information technology.
Other responsibilities of Omid-Moghaddami include coordinating, following up, and supervising actions related to e-government and smartization. Identifying and providing innovative solutions for utilizing modern technologies, especially artificial intelligence, will be among his key tasks.
Developing a reference model for enterprise architecture in the field of information technology is also emphasized in the new decree. This model can serve as a structural framework for improving the management and governance of information technology in the Ministry of Oil.
Additionally, Omid-Moghaddami is required to review and reform information and communication technology processes to enhance and develop the information exchange environment in the oil industry's business activities. Establishing the necessary infrastructure for planning, managing, controlling, and evaluating information and communication technology projects will also be among his responsibilities.
Targeting and creating uniformity in all actions and activities related to the management of information and communication technology, identifying, following up, and implementing legal, regulatory, and procedural requirements in this area are also among Omid-Moghaddami's duties.
Previously, Omid-Moghaddami was in charge of the General Directorate of Information Technology Development, Security, and Smart Government at the Ministry of Oil, and now with this appointment, he will take on more responsibilities. This change in management can help improve the use of modern technologies in the oil industry and enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the ministry's activities.
