We are a team of vetted developers, designers, business analysts and managers who have been selected for our specialized technology expertise. Using industry best practices, we provide creative, high-quality solutions to problems – all to serve the ultimate customer, the Indiana citizen. 

Current customers include:

• Bureau of Motor Vehicles
• Department of Child Services
• Department of Education
• Department of Homeland Security
• Department of Natural Resources
• Gaming Commission
• Horse Racing Commission
• State Department of Health
• State Budget Agency
• State Board of Accounts
• State Museum
• Supreme Court Office of Judicial Administration – Office of Court Services

The Application Development team provides full-service offerings that cover all business needs and includes: a business analyst to assess your needs and document your project; a developer assigned to your project; a designer to create the needed graphics and user interface; a quality assurance analyst to provide the confidence that quality requirements will be fulfilled; and a project manager to oversee completion of the product on time and within budget. 

We offer customer application development in web and mobile platforms to meet your specific needs.

Users can quickly contact the State via Live Chat directly from the App or reach State FAQs via the mobile-friendly platform that includes 200+ websites that are mobile compliant.

The maps utilize GPS to identify government services and attractions near the user’s current location. A simple slide feature allows the map to shrink or expand to help pinpoint locations. Additionally, the maps have different layers that include state offices, parks, beaches and historical sites. Access to Turn-by-turn navigation or calling to each location is turned on with the press of a finger.

The Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH) maintains an Immunization Information System known as CHIRP (Children and Hoosier’s Immunization Registry Program). The purpose of CHIP is to collect, forecast, manage, and share vaccine data to registered medical providers in Indiana. A provider may include private medical facilities, local health departments, hospitals, schools and pharmacies. In addition an individual also may access their personal or their dependents vaccine record from their registered CHIRP provider or directly from the Indiana State Department of Health.

• A directional map to help you find a DNR property
• Links to camping and trail maps in PDF format for storing and viewing offline
• A listing of DNR events and press releases
• Fishing regulations, species guide, reports
• Hunting regulations, seasons, check-in stations
• Ability to report polluters and poachers and contact conservation officers
• Information to help with nuisance and orphaned wildlife

Currently information sharing practices differ greatly within Indiana agencies. Some jurisdictions share information readily, perhaps to the extent of improperly disclosing information, in order to make sure that professionals working with the children and families have the information they need to best meet the needs of the family.

The guide was designed to improve communication among professionals by providing a clear picture of what information may be shared among agencies and service personnel. It summarizes how specific types of information can be shared, which parties can share this information and who can receive information regarding children and families.

By helping to incorporate what is known about injury prevention strategies into programs, practice, and policy, we can together help ensure Indiana remains safe and healthy. The intended use of this app is as a resource and reference to address the problem of injury at both the state and local level. The app also brings awareness to the problem of injury, focuses on data-driven decision making and evidence-based solutions, and identifies areas of opportunity in Indiana. This is the first edition of the app, with additional injury prevention topics and resources to be added.

Reports go to the Indiana Department of Homeland Security, state emergency management, Indiana State Fire Marshal, state emergency medical services and may be disseminated to other partners. DO NOT risk your safety to provide information.

This app provides migrant families with access to services provided by the migrant program in a timely manner.​

The State reports data provided by county Emergency Management Agencies (EMAs). Some counties only update data when there has been a change in status and do not reaffirm that everything is ‘Normal.’

For example, County X may not have had any travel emergencies since June and has remained in the ‘Normal’ category the entire time, since the status has not changed, there has been nothing to update. The next time there is a county-level emergency impacting travel, the status is changed by the county EMA and is reflected in the app.