The Federal Information Technology Reform Act’s (FITARA) Role in Reducing IT Acquisition Risk, Part II – Measuring Agencies’ FITARA Implementation
PURPOSE:
• To assess how Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act (FITARA) implementation is progressing across federal agencies in four key areas:
o Data center consolidation
o IT portfolio review savings
o Incremental development
o Risk assessment transparency.
BACKGROUND:
• On June 10th, the Subcommittee held a hearing on the U.S. Government Accountability Office’s 2015 designation of IT acquisition as high risk and on plans for implementation of FITARA.
• The focus areas are derived from the 2010 25 Point Implementation Plan to Reform Federal IT Management.
Witnesses and testimonies
| Name | Title | Organization | Panel | Document |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mr. Tony Scott | U.S. Chief Information Officer, Office of E-Government and Information Technology | The Office of Management and Budget | Document | |
| Mr. Sonny Bhagowalia | Chief Information Officer | U.S. Department of Treasury | Document | |
| Mr. Richard McKinney | Chief Information Officer | U.S. Department of Transportation | Document | |
| Mr. David Shive | Chief Information Officer | U.S. General Services Administration | Document | |
| Mr. David A. Powner | Director, IT Management Issues | U.S. Government Accountability Office | Document |
Related Documents
| Name | Document |
|---|---|
| Comprehensive scorecard | Document |
| Scorecard process | Document |
| Scorecard overview | Document |
| Data Center Consolidation | Document |
| Portfolio Review Savings | Document |
| Incremental Development | Document |
| Risk Assessment Transparency | Document |
| Transcript |