The State of Delaware has been dealing with a global IT operational outage since early Friday morning. Thanks to the efforts of employees and partners, significant progress has been made in restoring technology to enable state agencies to deliver services. While most servers have been fixed, full remediation is expected by the end of the weekend. Some desktops and laptops may take longer to be remediated, with work potentially extending into next week.
Delaware residents and visitors are encouraged to check agency websites for updates on specific services. The outage, which is impacting Microsoft operating systems worldwide, has prompted a response from DTI and statewide IT leaders. Officials are asking for patience as they work to restore services and ensure that employees can access systems to provide support.
The State of Delaware is dedicated to overcoming this challenge and ensuring that all necessary systems are back up and running soon. The efforts of employees and partners in restoring technology are crucial in delivering essential services to the community. Residents are advised to stay informed through agency websites and to bear with any inconveniences as the remediation process continues. The state is committed to keeping the public updated on the progress of the restoration efforts.
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