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News, Information, and Announcements from FI$CalChange in the Acceptable Use Agreement Procedure
The Department of FISCal (FI$Cal) has changed its process for Acceptable Use Agreements (AUA). End users received email notice of the change on December 11, 2020. Previously, FI$Cal required end users to annually submit an AUA form via email to acknowledge that they...
DOF Exec Looks Back as Another Governor’s Budget Done Using Data from FI$Cal
By Jeff Carosone, Partner Business Executive, Department of Finance As we turn the page on a very challenging 2020 and embark on new opportunities in 2021, I wanted to take a moment to reflect on my time representing the Department of Finance on the FI$Cal project....
FI$Cal Learning Center Launches Today
The FI$Cal Learning Center (FLC) has launched and is now available to all end users. The FLC is a one-stop experience to help users master the skills they need to become confident and successful in the FI$Cal system. This effort is our response to customer requests...
December Enhancements
The Department of FISCal continually makes updates and enhancements to the system based on feedback from our end users. Our goal is to improve usability while maintaining the highest level of security for the state’s data. FI$Cal released the following enhancements in...
New Strategic Plan Charts Our Path Forward
By Miriam Barcellona Ingenito, Director of FI$Cal I am pleased to release our second departmental Strategic Plan! The 2021-25 Strategic Plan highlights our mission, vision, and goals for the next five years. Our customers continue to be our top priority and this plan...
An Hour in the FI$Cal System
The FI$Cal system is so big, so complex that it can be difficult to grasp everything it does, especially over a long period of time. The numbers, such as $2 trillion in annual banking transactions or 20 terabytes of data, are simply too vast. Organizations sometimes...






