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Jim Seligman Chief Information Officer Welcome & Opening Remarks

2 2 nd Annual Project Management Summit A Continuation Journey to Greater Project Success Through EPLC PM Summit Objectives  Continued learning in application of EPLC  Shared experience opportunities 2

3 Evolution of Accountability  Clinger-Cohen Act of 1996  Federal Enterprise Architecture Framework – 1999  OMB A-11, Exhibits 53 & & 2000  GAO IT Investment Management Framework – 2004  e-Gov Scorecard  Earned Value Management – 2005  FAC- P/PM – 2007  HHS Enterprise Performance Life Cycle (EPLC) – 2008  OMB EA Assessment Framework v 3.1 – 2009  CIO IT Dashboard

4 IT Dashboard

5 HHS CIO Rating Scoring RangeIT Dashboard CIO IndicatorOMB Score Equivalent 0-20 Red Yellow Green IT Dashboard HHS CIO Ratings

6  More structured processes  Using more disciplined procedures  Requiring more rigor  Leads to greater project success and lower risk of failurePhilosophy

7 CDC IR Governance  Information is one of CDC’s most notable products  Virtually all of CDC’s functions and activities are dependent on IT and informatics  Governance of CDC’s information resources and related components (e.g. IT, informatics, workforce, security, etc) are essential to CDC’s success

8 IT Investment Trending

9 IR Governance Functions  Establish CDC IT strategic direction  Provide the forum for CDC-wide IT decision-making  Oversee CDC′s most critical and highest cost IT investments  Ensure active integration and alignment of IT between science, program, and service provision throughout CDC  Foster ongoing IT innovation to support CDC′s mission while protecting CDC′s information assets and continuity of operations  Maximize the value of new technologies and systems through alignment of IT with program and science

10 IR Governance Guiding Principles  Ensure systems and investments are effective, serving users, and aligned with the Nation’s Health IT agenda  Eliminate redundancies in systems  Consolidate requirements so that multiple programs can share solutions rather than proliferate systems  Create a flexible and open environment enabling states and localities to take advantage of CDC systems as appropriate  Ensure improved transparency and accountability of investments

11 Select IR Governance Progress  Health IT Efforts inc ARRA  New IT Funding Model  Enterprise SharePoint Approach  CIMS  NSUP  State of CDC IT and IT Strategic Plan

12 CDC’s EPLC Progress  Significant EPLC implementation progress has been made  FY 09 Report: 87% compliance with implementation plan  164 Stage Gate Reviews were performed  Significant Accomplishments PM Summit in February 2009 Distributed IR Governance structures and processes Critical Partner Framework underway Decomposition of investments into their associated projects  Increasing Workforce Certifications ~ 250 Project Management Professionals (PMP) 25 staff obtaining FAC P/PM certification 12 certified Enterprise Architects & ~11 in progress

13 EPLC - ROI So what’s the purpose and value?  Maximizing Success Interdisciplinary review (like s cientific peer review) Leveraging expertise and lessons learned Integration and use of standards  Failure Prevention Risk identification & mitigation Course correction Legacy system review (OA) to retire or upgrade

14 CDC Value Statements by National Centers  Greater involvement by the business owners and leaders  Resource and transition planning based on issues uncovered during operational assessment  Early involvement of critical partners yields early identification of project risk and enables corrective action to address these risks  Identification of new opportunities for collaboration based on project stakeholders and gaps in current business processes

15 Challenges in 2010  Constant competition for time, priority, and resources  EPLC complexity  Leadership’s understanding and support

16 Next Steps  Continue our progress  Evolve the framework  Learn and apply lessons  Continue to professionalize workforce  Mature our IR Governance processes  Regardless of CDC’s evolving mission, priorities, and organizational structure these requirements will not dissipate Enjoy the day!