Capital Planning and Investment
Control (CPIC) is a systematic approach to selecting,
managing, and evaluating information technology investments.
CPIC is mandated by the Clinger Cohen Act of 1996 which requires
federal agencies to focus more on the results achieved through
IT investments while streamlining the federal IT procurement
process.
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Federal CPIC Links, Activities, and
Documents
This section of the CPIC contains information related to
the latest OMB Circular A-11 Guidance's, OMB's Capital Programming
Guide and Exhibit 300 Enterprise Architecture Guidance for
Information Technology Investments.
- Other Related Links, Activities, and Documents
This area of the site lists the latest OMB Circular A-11
Guidance's. Guidance IT Executive Summary and FY 2006 IT
Budget Development Guidance.
USDA CPIC Links, Activities, and Documents
This section provides links to presentations, and documents
related to CPIC Review For IT Leadership and Exhibit 300 information.
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Recent Additions
USDA FY08 Exhibit 300 (ZIP 4,280KB)
Please Note: You must have a program (WinZip)
to extract the data from this file.
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Integrated IT Governance Process (IGP)
IGP for IT, when completely implemented, will provide a dynamic means of capturing, retaining, and presenting IT investment information so that the OCIO has the necessary tools to carry out legislated mandates.
http://www.ocio.usda.gov/cpic/index.html
Last Modified:
04/14/2008
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