Expanding E-Government
Improved Service Delivery for the American
People Using Information Technology
December 2005
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MEMORANDUM FOR CLAY JOHNSON III
DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR MANAGEMENT
FROM:
KAREN S. EVANS
Administrator for E-Government and Information Technology
SUBJECT:
Expanding E-Government Results Report
As the third anniversary of the E-Government Act passes, I am pleased to submit an update to
last year’s results report. This report, “Expanding E-Government: Improved Service Delivery
for the American People Using Information Technology,” highlights the accomplishments of the
departments and agencies and sets forth our goals for this year. I look forward to working with
the departments and agencies in continuing to improve our management of information
technology and deliver results for the American people.
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Expanding E-Government: Improved Service
Delivery for the American People Using
Information Technology
Agencies have become more disciplined and are results-oriented about the way they
manage their programs, people, costs and investments, with the help of the President’s
Management Agenda (PMA).
Giving the American People More for Their Money
A Report for the President’s Management Council
July 2005
The Federal Government continues to deliver results through the adoption of
electronic government management principles and best practices for the
implementation of information technology. The departments and agencies are
focused on providing timely and accurate information to the citizens and government
decision makers while ensuring security and privacy.
The United States Government is one of the largest users and acquirers of data,
information and supporting technology systems in the world, currently investing
approximately $65 billion annually on Information Technology (IT). The Federal
Government should be th