White House Releases President’s Management Agenda

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In a December 8 memorandum, Russell Vought, Director of the White House Office of Management and Budget, released the President’s Management Agenda (PMA). The overarching purpose of the agenda, which is legally required, is to articulate the Administration’s management reform objectives and goals. 

The goals are grouped under three major headings: Shrink the Government & Eliminate Waste; Ensure Accountability for Americans; and Deliver Results, Buy American. Under the Deliver Results, Buy American heading, a subheading, “Leverage Technology to Deliver Faster, More Secure Services,” states the Administration’s desire to “eliminate data silos and duplicative data collection.” The subheading also lists a goal to “ensure secure, digital-first services that are built for real people, not bureaucracy.”

More information about the PMA is available at: President Trump’s Management Agenda | Performance.gov

White House Releases President’s Management Agenda

In a December 8 memorandum, Russell Vought, Director of the White House Office of Management and Budget, released the President’s Management Agenda (PMA). The overarching purpose of the agenda, which is legally required, is to articulate the Administration’s management reform objectives and goals. 

The goals are grouped under three major headings: Shrink the Government & Eliminate Waste; Ensure Accountability for Americans; and Deliver Results, Buy American. Under the Deliver Results, Buy American heading, a subheading, “Leverage Technology to Deliver Faster, More Secure Services,” states the Administration’s desire to “eliminate data silos and duplicative data collection.” The subheading also lists a goal to “ensure secure, digital-first services that are built for real people, not bureaucracy.”

More information about the PMA is available at: President Trump’s Management Agenda | Performance.gov

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