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DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

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FY2004 Budget Summary


IDENTIFICATION SYSTEMS INTEGRATION
(Dollars in thousands)
  Perm.
Pos.
FTE Amount
2002 Obligations 1/ 4 7 $12,117
2003 President's Budget Request 9 9 24,478
Adjustments to base
     Increases (see page 27) ... ... 100
2004 Current Services 9 9 24,578
     Program improvements (detailed below) 13 7 9,500
     Program Offsets (detailed below) ... ... -1
2004 Request 22 16 34,077

1/ Additional reimbursable resources were provided through the WCF unobligated balance transfer funds for JABS ($14,957,000) and IDENT/IAFIS ($9,000,000).
    2003President's Budget Request 2004 Current Services 2004 Request Program Improvements/Offsets
Comparison by activity and program Perm.
Pos.
FTE Amount Perm.
Pos.
FTE Amount Perm.
Pos.
FTE Amount Perm.
Pos.
FTE Amount
  Joint Automated Booking System 7 7 $15,478 7 7 $15,578 7 7 $15,577 .... .... -$1
  IDENT/IAFIS 2 2 9,000 2 2 9,000 2 2 9,000 .... .... ....
  IT Security ... ... ... ... ... ... 8 4 7,000 8 4 7,000
  Planning and Management ... ... ... ... ... ... 5 3 2,500 5 3 2,500
  Total 9 9 24,478 9 9 24,578 22 16 34,077 13 7 9,499

  Program Improvements Perm.
Pos.
FTE Amount
  IT Security 8 4 $7,000
  This request includes 8 positions and $7,000,000 to strengthen the Department's management and oversight of information technology (IT) security, including the continued implementation of a Department-wide security architecture and security standards, and the development and initial implementation of a Public Key Infrastructure.
  Planning and Management 5 3 2,500
  This request will strengthen the CIO's ability to oversee IT. The request includes 5 positions and $2,500,000 to improve the Department's planning and management of IT investments by formulating and adhering to a fully developed enterprise architecture, implementing capital planning and investment control processes including a more standardized systems development life cycle methodology and program management model, and improving financial and performance reporting.
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  Program Offsets      
  Crosscutting Efficiencies .... .... -$1
  The Department continues to evaluate its programs and operations with the goal of achieving across-the-board economies of scale that result in increased efficiencies, reduces duplication of effort, and cost savings. The crosscutting savings identified are the result of an improved deployment of human resource personnel across Department components ($1,000).
  Total Program Improvements/Offsets, Identification Systems Integration 13 7 $9,499
   
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