Modernizing Information Technology in the Office of Economic Adjustment
Abstract:
Because of DoD-wide restructuring, OEAs workload has been steadily increasing during the past year. To meet the larger workload, OEA will grow by about one-third to approximately 50 staff members. In order for OEA to succeed, its information technology IT must enable those staff members to organize and manipulate a wide variety of data. Unfortunately, the current automated environment will not meet those requirements without making a substantial investment. This report examines OEAs current information processing requirements, identifies shortfalls between those requirements and its current IT capabilities, and recommends a solution to correct the shortfalls.
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