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Goal Leader:
Karen Dunn Kelley
Deputy Secretary, Department of Commerce
Goal Leader:
Kelvin Droegemeier
Director, White House Office of Science and Technology
Goal Leader:
Maria Roat
Deputy Federal Chief Information Officer, Office of Management and Budget
Goal Leader:
Dominic Mancini
Deputy Administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, Office of Management and Budget
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❝Using data in a new and collaborative manner will drive ideas, spur innovation, and solve important problems.❞
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Leverage data as a strategic asset to grow the economy, increase the effectiveness of the Federal Government, facilitate oversight, and promote transparency.
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The use of data is transforming society, business, and the economy. Data provided by the Federal Government have a unique place in society and maintaining trust in Federal data is pivotal to a democratic process. The Federal Government needs a robust, integrated approach to using data to deliver on mission, serve customers, and steward resources while respecting privacy and confidentiality.
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There are opportunities to: develop a long-term, enterprise-wide Federal Data Strategy to better govern and leverage the Federal Government’s data; enable government data to be accessible and useful for the American public, businesses, and researchers; improve the use of data for decision-making and accountability for the Federal Government, including for policy-making, innovation, oversight, and learning.
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January 07, 2021
January 2021 Updates Show Progress on Cross-Agency Priority and Agency Priority Goals
Today, we published progress updates for both Cross-Agency Priority (CAP) Goals and Agency Priority Goals (APGs) for the final quarter of FY2020. These updates highlight recent milestones and accomplishments as well as related initiatives that support progress towards a more modern and effective government.
September 17, 2020
September 2020 Updates Show Progress on Cross-Agency and Agency Priority Goals
