The Air Force’s Defense Enterprise Accounting and Management System (DEAMS) is 7.5 years behind schedule and its original lifecycle cost estimate has more than quintupled to over $2 billion, according to the Defense Department’s director, operational test & evaluation (DOT&E) office. In its fiscal year 2012 annual report to Congress, DOT&E said DEAMS could already be the target of fraud or theft due to inconsistent telecommuting policies, information assurance (IA) vulnerabilities, inadequate control of budget targets and large account imbalances.…
Air Force’s DEAMS $2 Billion Over Original Lifecycle Cost Estimate, DOT&E Says
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