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White House CIO Releases Action Plan To Reform Federal IT Efforts

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Friday, December 10th, 2010

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The White House yesterday issued a 25-point action plan that establishes ownership responsibilities and deadlines for each in the coming months as a means to keep federal information technology (IT) projects on track and within budget so that the improved functionality promised by these efforts can be realized every few quarters rather than every few years as is currently the case. "Many projects use "grand design" approaches that aim to deliver functionality every few years, rather than breaking projects into…

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