Organization, Roles and Responsibilities of the

National CIO Office

Karen S. Evans Administrator, Office of

E-Government and Information TechnologyUnited States Office of

Management and Budget North American Day 2005

Organization

White House Office

Office of the Vice President

Council of Economic Advisors Council on Environmental Quality

National Security Council Office of Administration

Office of Management and Budget Presidents Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board

Office of National Drug Control Policy Office of Science and Technology Policy

Office of the U.S. Trade Representative

Organization

DirectorDeputy Director

Deputy Director for Management

OMB Wide Support Offices Statutory Offices

E-Government and Information Technology

Federal Financial Management

Resource Management Offices

Information & Regulatory Affairs

Federal Procurement Policy

Natural Resource Programs

Human Resource Programs

General Government Programs

National Security Programs

Organization

Administrator

AssociateAdministrator

Chief ArchitectBranch Chief,Information &

Regulatory Affairs

Portfolio Managers Policy Analysts

Detailed Federal Staff and Contract Support

Organization

Roles and Responsibilities

• Following is a sampling of responsibilities established for the Office of E-Government and Information Technology in the E-Government Act of 2002

– Oversight of the E-Gov Fund in support of interagency partnerships and innovation in using E-Government;

– Directing the activities of the CIO Council, advising on the appointments of CIO’s, and monitoring and consulting on agency technology efforts;

– Advising the Director of OMB on the performance of IT investments, as well as identifying opportunities for joint agency and government wide IT projects;

– Overseeing the development of enterprise architectures within and across agencies through the Federal Enterprise Architecture

– Overseeing specific IT reform initiatives, activities, and areas of shared responsibility relating to:

• Capital planning and investment control for IT;• The development of enterprise architectures;• Information security;• Privacy;• Access to, dissemination of, and preservation of government information;• Accessibility of IT for persons with disabilities

For more information…

• Karen S. Evans

• Administrator

Office of E-Government and Information Technology

Office of Management and Budget

• (202) 395-1181

• kevans@omb.eop.gov