Information Technology Council of North Dakota

The Information Technology Council of North Dakota (ITCND) represents nearly 100 IT-related software developers, telecommunications companies, Internet providers and content developers, systems integrators, educational institutions, state agencies and manufacturers across North Dakota.


Congratulations to the 2013 IT Award Recipients

ITCND recognized three of North Dakota’s IT leaders for outstanding achievements at the 13th annual North Dakota IT Awards Program on May 1 in Fargo.

“North Dakota possesses a large pool of highly-qualified and innovative IT leaders, both individuals and businesses, that deserve recognition for their achievements,” says Gary Inman, ITCND president. Inman, along with Seth Arndorfer, ITCND vice president, presented awards in three categories to the following recipients:

• Sundog – Fargo, received the Premier IT Business award. Sundog was recognized for its outstanding success in developing and providing IT business solutions to its clients.
• Eid Passport Inc. – Minot, received the Technology Innovator award. Eid Passport was recognized for its use of innovative technology to serve its primary customer.
• Randall Thursby, North Dakota University System, received the North Dakota IT Champion award. Thursby was recognized for his use and development of IT in the academic realm. 

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Discover ND I.T. is CONNECTED!

The IT Career Awareness Program, aka Discover ND I.T., has a website, Facebook page and YouTube page!  Here is how you can stay “connected” and help spread the word. 

1. Like us on Facebook.
2. Visit the new Discover ND I.T. website.
3. Check out the videos on the website.
4. ENCOURAGE OTHERS TO DO THE SAME!!  If you have kids, please pass this on and have them pass it on to their friends.

These interactive online tools will greatly enhance our ability to inform students, parents and educators of IT career opportunities in North Dakota, encourage students to enroll in IT-related classes and degree programs at the secondary and post-secondary education levels, and develop a world-class IT workforce for the future.