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What is the Horizon Program?

The Horizon Program helps prepare technology suppliers to do business with the State of Michigan. The program implements a more effective process for state business partners to market their IT services and improves how the state can learn about new technology.

Suppliers submit their information - showing  how their product or service fits the state's priorities and needs - to the Department of Information Technology's Bureau of Strategic Policy. A Horizon team made up of members of our leadership staff reviews the information and determines whether the supplier meets the state's priorities.

All submissions are considered and suppliers will receive feedback from the Horizon Team.

Suppliers who meet the state's priorities may then make formal presentations to executive staff and leadership teams. Presentation meetings are scheduled on a monthly basis.

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