This report provides information on workyears and obligations for information technology activities. The FY 1998 figures represent known expenditures or obligations. The FY 1999 figures represent the appropriations by Congress. The FY 2000 figures reflect the anticipated budget request that has been sent to the President.

Data on information technology (IT) are collected for the oversight and review of IT and information resource management, as required by the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 and the Clinger-Cohen Act of 1996. This information is also used to review requests for agency financial management systems and to assist the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) in the preparation of the Governmentwide five-year plan required by the Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) Act of 1990. The following is the FY 2000 Congressional Budget Submission for Information Technology. All files are in Quattro Pro and HTML formats.

 

TITLE	DESCRIPTION
Part One	Data on IT Systems by Mission Area
Mission Area One	Financial Management
Mission Area Two	Investigation and Prosecution of Criminal Offenses
Mission Area Three	Assistance to State and Local Governments
Mission Area Four	Legal Representation, Enforcement of Federal Laws, and Defense of U.S. Interests
Mission Area Five	Immigration
Mission Area Six	Detention and Incarceration
Mission Area Seven	Protection of the Federal Judiciary and Improvement of the Justice System
Mission Area Eight	Management
All Mission Areas	Total, All Mission Areas
Part Two	Data on IT Infrastructure and Office Automation
All Infrastructure Systems	Grand Total, All Infrastructure
Part Three	Data on IT Architecture and Planning
All IT Architecture and Planning	Grand Total, All IT Architecture
Part Four	IT Resources Summary

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