From: FedScoop
The document aims to help agencies determine how well they’re managing their IT operations in five key areas.
By Whitney Blair Wyckoff
Nonprofit trade group ACT-IAC has released a new set of recommendations to help agencies implement the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act, a sweeping new law meant to improve how the government manages its IT assets.
Completed last month and released Thursday, the framework focuses on five areas where agencies should concentrate their FITARA implementation efforts: governance, budget, organization and workforce, program management, and acquisition. For each area, the report lists different characteristics that demonstrate three levels of maturity.
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