Making the Grade: Improving Risk Management on the FITARA Scorecard 8.0
Agencies should take these three key next steps to Improve their FITARA 8.0 scorecards.
Posts Tagged: FITARA: What You Need to Know
Gleaning FITARA Lessons Learned
Here’s what government officials have learned during their FITARA implementation journey.
How IT Portfolio Management Drives Better Outcomes
Although provisions in the law empower department CIOs, one thing the legislation cannot do through words alone is give them a holistic view of IT spending.
Tips for Implementing FITARA Best Practices
CIOs share insights on where to start with FITARA implementation and how to keep the momentum going.
Why Data Management Is Key to FITARA’s Success
The ability to not only access data but also glean insights from it is key to FITARA’s success. CIOs need access to IT spending, performance and acquisition data to make sound decisions departmentwide.
Improving IT Management with Technology Business Management
Technology Business Management is a framework for translating cost, value, and quality between different IT stakeholders. This allows critical collaboration and communication around IT spending, especially under FITARA’s changes.
Promoting Intra-Agency Collaboration to Embrace FITARA
If you’re looking for insight on who’s collaborating around the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act and how they’re doing it, these tips are for you.
The Role of Data Analytics in FITARA Implementation
This blog post is an excerpt from GovLoop’s recent guide FITARA: What You Need to Know. Download the full guide here.
Communicating IT Reform Beyond the Office of the CIO
Most conversations about federal IT reforms focus on CIOs and their duties and authorities. But the reality is IT reform cannot and will not succeed without every office and employee chipping in. Here are the key points all employees must understand.
Embracing FITARA to Drive IT Visibility and Cybersecurity
Under FITARA, the visibility and intelligence that CIOs are expected to have about their agencies’ IT domains will also inform their CISOs about where critical assets exist that require better defenses and where vulnerabilities exist that require remediation.