Adrian Erwin

Data Center Operations Administrator

20-year IT veteran Adrian Erwin serves as Data Center Operations Administrator.

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Adrian Erwin serves as Statewide Administrator of Data Center Operations for the State of Louisiana’s Office of Technology Services (OTS). In this role, he helps conduct the enterprise infrastructure supporting state government, directing operations across facilities, mainframe, cloud architectures, database systems, servers, and storage platforms. A 20-year public-sector IT veteran, Adrian began his state service in 2001 as a student worker with the Division of Administration while attending Louisiana State University.

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Testimonials

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Dr. Rachel Veron

Executive Director, ULL Blanco Public Policy Center

We see OTS as a trusted partner in our effort to create a K20W+ longitudinal data system for public policy research in Louisiana. We know that whatever we need, we can find great support from OTS. From their Data Center Operations, InfoSec, we feel confident that they’re one of our greatest assets.
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Timothy A. White

Division of Safety / Security & Administrative Services Director, Louisiana Department of Health

Working with OTS to implement Pitney Bowes Shipping 360 with the PitneyShip Cube has completely transformed LDH logistics operations. The combination of the intuitive Shipping 360 cloud platform and the all-in-one thermal printer/scale (Cube) has drastically reduced our shipping prep time and eliminated inaccuracies in package weights. With the PitneyShip Cube, we no longer need expensive ink since thermal printing makes label creation fast and seamless. Furthermore, Shipping 360 gives us a 360-degree view of all our shipping across various carriers, allowing us to control costs, access better rates, and streamline our overall workflow. I highly recommend this solution to modernize your shipping processes.