1. ITPA Luncheon March 12, 2015 Emerging Role of the CTO

2. 2 Ensuring America’s security and prosperity by addressing its energy, environmental and nuclear challenges through transformative science and technology solutions THE ENERGY MISSION U.S. Department of Energy | Office of the Chief Information Officer

3. 3 DOE is a nationwide collection of nearly 100 national laboratories, production plants, and environmental clean-up sites Operations Offices Production/Cleanup Laboratories Field Offices Site/Project Offices Special Purpose Sites/Offices Power Administrations Service Business Center

4. 4 DOE CTO Functions & Initiatives U.S. Department of Energy | Office of the Chief Information Officer III. DELIVER I. ENVISION II. ENABLE Emerging Technology Outreach & Innovation Strategic Programs Technology Roadmap The Technology Roadmap will outline the future state of IT that will advance DOE’s missions over the next three-five years. Technology Advisory Board (TAB) The TAB brings together DOE Lab and HQ representatives to collaborate and accelerate the pace of IT innovation. Data The Data effort is focused on streamlining and defining a unified way forward on Open Data initiatives and begin planning for the DOE data strategy. Spectrum Spectrum Management ensures that DOE radio frequency authorizations and spectrum- dependent system certifications fulfill DOE/OCIO program missions. Identity, Credential, and Access Management (ICAM) The ICAM program aims to oversee and implement strong enterprise Authentication, Authorization and Audit capabilities to secure DOE’s logical and physical assets. Partner Engagement Vendor Management focuses on strategic vendor and industry engagements to identify optimal solutions to fulfill DOE needs. Enterprise Function and Goals The Office of Technology & Innovation provides strategic direction and vision for accelerating technology to enhance the mission of the Department of Energy. We lead multiple programs to investigate and influence the deployment of services, build coalitions and develop public-private partnerships across the enterprise. Lead cross-cutting initiatives that deliver enterprise capabilities to enable DOEs strategic vision. Identify emerging and disruptive technologies that advance DOE’s strategic mission. Forge strategic partnerships to help introduce innovative technologies into DOE”s environment.

5. 5U.S. Department of Energy | Office of the Chief Information Officer DOE Technology Roadmap The Technology Roadmap will outline the future state of IT that will advance DOE’s missions over the next three- five years  Builds the foundation of enterprise technology strategies  Provides a single view of the future of IT at the DOE to identify opportunities for: Common solutions and services to reduce acquisition cost Improved coordination among the DOE’s IT Service Providers Interoperability and common standards Leveraging innovative IT solutions already in use at DOE Purpose Benefits

6. 6U.S. Department of Energy | Office of the Chief Information Officer Technology Advisory Board (TAB) An information sharing platform for identifying innovative IT solutions that could be leveraged across DOE Objective 1: Capture innovative lab and program office IT in the DOE Technology Roadmap Objective 2: Deploy pilots and proofs-of-concepts to advance DOE IT capabilities Objective 3: Advise on next-generation technologies to senior officials Objective 1: Capture innovative lab and program office IT in the DOE Technology Roadmap Objective 2: Deploy pilots and proofs-of-concepts to advance DOE IT capabilities Objective 3: Advise on next-generation technologies to senior officials Guides the periodic refresh of the Technology Roadmap !!! The Technology Roadmap informs the DOE’s IT vision Purpose Objectives

7. 7 Peter Tseronis Peter.Tseronis@hq.doe.gov U.S. Department of Energy 301-903-8262 @tseronis Chief Technology Officer U.S. Department of Energy | Office of the Chief Information Officer