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# Digital SBA

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## Contenido

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The following efforts support the federal government’s aim to enable more efficient and coordinated delivery of digital information across the federal space.

On May 23, 2012, President Obama released a memorandum calling for all government agencies to "identify ways to use innovative technologies to streamline their delivery of services to lower costs, decrease service delivery times, and improve the customer experience." In response to this directive, the federal Chief Information Officer (CIO) released a directive entitled "Digital Government: Building a 21st Century Platform to Better Serve the American People," which aims to deliver the general public and our government workforce access to government information and services on demand and on any device.

## Digital strategy

The SBA Strategic Plan is working to provide better access to information and to improve customer outreach and education. The SBA Information Resources Management (IRM) Strategic Plan directly aligns with goals from the SBA Strategic Plan and reflects the agency’s dedication to optimizing and maintaining SBA’s IT infrastructure, identifying areas for IT efficiency and innovation, and investing in the IT workforce. SBA's efforts in increasing use of digital services and automation, in many instances, has been at the forefront and will build upon the U.S. Digital Government Strategy issued on May 23, 2012.

## IT leadership directory

The Bureau IT Leadership Directory for the Small Business Administration provides a directory of all SBA officials with the title of CIO or duties of a CIO.

## Evidence and evaluation directory

To support the Foundations for Evidence-based Policymaking Act (2019), Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Memo M-19-23, and the Federal Data Strategy, SBA posts information about the following officials and publishes **agency data governance materials**. Learn more about SBA’s program evaluation function.

## Integrated agency-wide ICAM governance structure

To support OMB M-19-17 (PDF) on identity, credential, and access management (ICAM) that consolidates and updates previous policies, SBA has created agency-wide ICAM governance and services. These ensure secure and efficient operations by identifying, credentialing, monitoring, and managing subjects that access federal resources, including information, information systems, facilities, and secured areas across their respective enterprise.

## Governance board membership

The CIO governance board membership list for SBA provides information about SBA CIO’s membership in governance boards.

## IT reform cost savings

IT Reform Cost Savings/Avoidance for SBA provides information about cost savings and/or avoidances realized from IT reforms. Cost savings/avoidance are reported per OMB Circular A-131. Cost savings represent reductions in actual expenditures below the projected level of costs to achieve a specific objective. Cost avoidance represents an action taken in the immediate time frame that will decrease costs in the future.

## DCOI Strategic Plan

The DCOI Strategic Plan covers SBA efforts to transition to more efficient infrastructure, such as cloud services and inter-agency shared services; to leverage technology advancements to optimize infrastructure; and to provide quality services for the public good.

#### Optimization Metrics

#### Cost Savings (in Millions of Dollars)

#### Data Center Closures by Year

## Open data sources

Learn more about SBA’s activities to make data resources available for public use and to improve its online capabilities and offerings in the areas of services, mobility, engagement, and security. Access resources related to agency data and to the federal government policies and directives for opening data to the public:

### SBA open data

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## Security and privacy

SBA will continue to mature and integrate effective security and privacy measures into the design and use of new technologies and solutions, including mobile devices, applications, and wireless networks. SBA is working diligently to continuously enhance the security of its data assets to protect against risks and ensure the availability, integrity, confidentiality, and continuity of its digital services and resources.

## Governance approach summary and documentation

The Business Technology Investment Council (BTIC) and the Business Technology Investment Advisory Committee (BTI-AC) are the executive oversight bodies for the Small Business Administration’s (SBA) Information Technology Investment Management (ITIM) processes and transformational Business processes which constitute the agency’s Enterprise Architecture (EA). In direct response to the Digital Strategy Milestone #4.2 outlined in the, May 23, 2012 Digital Government: Building a 21st Century Platform to Better Serve the American People strategy document, SBA has decided to incorporate digital services into these two governing bodies existing policies and procedures. Both the BTIC and BTI-AC have updated their defined scope of authority, core principles and roles and responsibilities to reinforce the establishment of the agency’s commitment to digital services governance structure to:
                  - Set specific measurable goals for delivering better services at lower costs
                  - Establish agency-wide standards for content lifecycle management, adoption of third-party online tools, mobile application delivery and sharing (infrastructure and digital information)

Currently, SBA is developing a supplemental document for formal review and approval that will serve as an appendix to our existing BTIC Charter. This document will serve as both a process document and a checklist that the BTIC membership will use to review all existing and new investments to ensure that they provide valued services, interoperability, and openness to provide the best tools and information to the American public.