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OMB and Information Sharing

OMB and Information Sharing. Michael Daniel Office of Management and Budget National Security Division C 4 I Branch. OMB’s Point of View. Information sharing and interoperability form critical components of national security The federal government doesn’t consistently share information well

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OMB and Information Sharing

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  1. OMB and Information Sharing Michael Daniel Office of Management and Budget National Security Division C4I Branch

  2. OMB’s Point of View • Information sharing and interoperability form critical components of national security • The federal government doesn’t consistently share information well • Federal agencies need to improve their capabilities in this area

  3. What is OMB doing to support information sharing? • Supporting the creation of the Terrorism Threat Integration Center (TTIC) • Requiring IT business cases to demonstrate linkages and interoperability • Making information sharing implicitly part of the criteria for success on the E-gov/IT area of the President’s Management Agenda Scorecard • Closely following implementation of Intelligence Community-wide IT systems, like ICSIS and ICMAP

  4. What are the challenges to information sharing from OMB’s perspective? • More resources, new systems, or revised org charts will not necessarily guarantee better information sharing • Greater information sharing and interoperability, while solving some problems, will create security risks

  5. Where are we going from here? • IT spending justifications will have to show how the investment improves sharing or interoperability “Spend smarter, not just more” • Management reviews will continue to emphasize information sharing as a requirement for success “Manage risks, as well as gains”

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