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U.S. Department of Labor E-Government Strategic Plan The Bush Administration has taken a leadership role in transforming the Federal government through the application of information technologies. The Department of Labors E-Government Strategic Plan is designed to support and execute these efforts. THE PRESIDENTS MANAGEMENT AGENDA In August 2001, the Presidents Management Council released the Presidents Management Agenda (PMA), identifying the administrations priorities for improving government performance. The PMA identifies five government-wide initiatives:
The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) reports twice a year to the President on the progress that 26 departments and major agencies have made on the management agenda and uses a three-tier grading system: green for passing, yellow for mixed results, and red for failing. The first PMA scorecard, issued in February 2002, indicated that DOL had demonstrated the greatest progress among the cabinet departments in implementing the PMA. E-Government Strategic Plan version 2.0 identifies the approach the Department will take to improving government performance, not only in the Expanded Electronic Government initiative, but also in using E-Government as a key enabler for the Presidents other reform initiatives. Table 1 summarizes the ways in which DOLs E-Government efforts support the PMA. |
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