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Title: Presidents Information Technology Advisory Committee PITAC


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Presidents Information Technology Advisory
Committee (PITAC)
  • Subcommittee on Transforming the Government
  • Draft Findings and Recommendations
  • Co-Chairs
  • David Cooper
  • Bo Ewald
  • Members
  • Vint Cerf
  • Ken Kennedy
  • Herb Schorr
  • Les Vadasz

2
Mission
  • Use IT to transform government
  • Improve public access to Federal information
    resources
  • Simplify transactions within the government

3
Finding 1
  • There are major technological barriers that
    prevent all citizens from easy access to
    government information resources that are vital
    to their well being
  • Information is often unavailable, inadequate,
    needlessly complicated and distributed across
    disparate agencies

4
Finding 2
  • IT can be used to increase organizational
    efficiency and effectiveness and save costs
  • Government has been slower than industry to take
    advantage of IT
  • Because of scale of Federal enterprise, lack of
    incentives, curtailment of capital investments,
    and conflicting and complex legal requirements
  • PITAC has focused on public-to-government issues

5
Finding 3
  • The Federal CIO Council understands ITs utility
    for improving government services and processes,
    and its strategy establishes appropriate and
    ambitious goals however
  • Budget processes discourage effective
    multi-agency coordination and execution
  • Research efforts are required for many of them

6
Recommendation 1
  • Aggressively establish and coordinate IT research
    that addresses the Federal Governments most
    critical requirements for long term technology
    development
  • Security and privacy
  • Data integration
  • Software development and quality
  • Application of scalable information
    infrastructure (SII)
  • Development and availability of high-end systems
  • Socioeconomic implications of government use of IT

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Recommendation 2
  • The Administration and Congress should visibly
    support and expand upon the Federal CIO Council
  • The Administration should establish and empower a
    Federal Chief Information Officer
  • Congress should provide this CIO funds for
    interagency projects

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Recommendation 3
  • Establish pilot projects and Emerging Technology
    Centers (ETCs)
  • Mix of near-, mid-, and long-term efforts
  • Should increase the use and utility of IT in such
    Federal missions as
  • Crisis management
  • IT for IT training
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