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Resource Summary Information Resource Management Appropriations Positions 535 540 588 48 Funds 154,027 283,331 286,824 3,493 Authority for 43 up to positions is transferred from Diplomatic Telecommunications Service Program Office without associated funding. Program Description Information technology (IT) is critical to the Department of State s diplomatic mission. The Bureau of Information Resource Management (IRM) supports the effective and efficient creation, collection, processing, transmission, dissemination, storage, and disposition of information required to formulate and execute U.S. foreign policy and manage the Department's daily operations, including consular services. The information needs of the President, the Secretary of State, the Department and its overseas missions, and approximately 40 other governmental organizations working in U.S. diplomatic missions overseas drive the operations of IRM. Carrying out U.S. foreign policy in an increasingly interdependent, rapidly changing, and information-intensive world presents new challenges. To meet these challenges, the Department needs secure modern technology that provides timely and accurate information, the tools to analyze this information, and the means to disseminate this information throughout the foreign affairs community. IRM provides these tools and supports the conduct of U.S. diplomacy in the information age. Its program includes the following major activities: Corporate Information Systems IRM develops and/or supports worldwide systems and applications for information sharing and collaboration. These include core foreign affairs systems supporting the Secretary and principal officers, consular systems for passport and visa issuance, and financial systems. Information Technology Infrastructure To meet the needs of all diplomatic and consular missions overseas, IRM provides worldwide IT infrastructure systems such as secure telecommunications with Washington, D.C.; data processing, communication, and message centers at Headquarters and abroad; mail and pouch services; special communications support for the Secretary and White House at meetings abroad; and voice services via telephone and radio. Information Management Services IRM supports the Department s information management activities. These responsibilities include: providing data administration and desktop and server maintenance and support; conducting information management planning activities; developing Department-wide IT policies and standards; and coordinating the establishment of technology priorities through the IT Strategic Plan and the governance structure which complies with the Information Technology Management Reform Act. Knowledge Management (KM) and Social Networking Tools IRM will bring together a range of tools and methods for creating, packaging, and sharing information throughout State and with external partners and audiences worldwide. The constructs of Web 2.0 will enable people to collaborate via social networking from multiple locations in different languages. A key initiative of this priority is the State Messaging Archive and Retrieval Toolset (SMART) which delivers a simple, secure, and user-driven system to support the conduct of diplomacy through modern messaging, dynamic archiving, and information sharing. SMART will consolidate legacy cables 387

(telegrams), memoranda, and email on a single end-user platform. Archive documents will be accessible to users through interest profiling and a sophisticated search engine, and will provide crossenclave access to archive documents. SMART is being deployed worldwide and will be fully operational in. IRM will maintain the components of SMART. The Department has begun to employ KM and Social Networking tools and concepts in its business operations. For example Diplopedia, the Department s equivalent of Wikipedia, is used as a source of information about a wide range of foreign affairs. The intent is to expand the Department s use of social networking and KM to enhance the effectiveness, efficiency, and quality of life of the diplomat. IT Security IRM will continue to streamline the approach to IT security, ensuring effective control while allowing for the rapid adoption and broad use of new technology. The intent of this priority is to enable broad access to information and systems, secure internal and external collaboration, and comprehensive business continuity plans that can be relied upon in the event of a terrorist or other attack, natural disaster, or catastrophic failure. Staff Skills IRM will work with the Department s Foreign Service Institute to further enhance the skill base of the Department s IT staff to ensure that end-users can use new IT tools, systems, and information. IT staff will focus on ensuring that the Department promotes continuous innovation in the use of IT to support the diplomatic mission. IRM will also focus on enhancing the skills and responsibilities of Department IT staff to enable them to play a higher-level consultative role in helping end-users exploit modern technology. Performance The inclusion of major systems that process management functions and store data, underscores the value and impact of the Enterprise Data Warehouse on Department management functions. STRATEGIC GOAL: STRENGTHENING CONSULAR AND MANAGEMENT CAPABILITIES Strategic Priority Bureau Goal Indicator Information Technology Indicator is a department level measure and was developed outside of bureau strategic planning process NEW INDICATOR: Percentage of major management systems in Data Warehouse. FY 2006 FY 2007 FY 2008 Target Target Target 37.5 percent [Baseline] [Baseline Year] 50 percent. 67.5 percent. Impact Methodology Data Source and Quality Once the Enterprise Data Warehouse (EDW) is fully active with over 50% of the major management systems, it will provide information on the Department's management services, enabling improvements in senior management decision-making on resource allocation. Review EDW reports from major management systems that process and store financial, payroll and personnel information to verify increases in the systems included. Data warehouse reports which are routinely audited. Data quality has minor limitations: the definition of major management systems may change. 388

Knowledge management and social media tools, like Diplopedia, are also major priorities for the Department. They bring together a range of methods for creating, packaging, and sharing information throughout State and with external partners and audiences worldwide. They also enable people to collaborate via social networking from multiple locations. IRM intends to feature this indicator in future performance reports and is currently developing a system to capture and count the number of State Department users accessing the Department s knowledge management and social networking tools. Baseline results will be reported beginning in. Justification of The Department s request of $286.824 million for the Bureau of Information Resources Management includes increases to maintain current services. An increase of $3.493 million for statutory pay raises and inflation maintains the level of activity. The additional 5 positions, and up to 43 positions received from DTS-PO will be funded from existing resources in order to increase the ratio of USG to contract employees as well as allow IRM to strategically place new positions to maximize IT support to the increased staffing in the Department worldwide. Resource Summary Positions Funds American Pos Bureau American Funds Domestic Overseas FSN Total Managed Salaries Total 534 1 0 535 85,233 68,794 154,027 Estimate 539 1 0 540 214,162 69,169 283,331 Built-in Changes Annualization of COLA 0 0 0 0 256 313 569 Domestic Inflation 0 0 0 0 1,521 0 1,521 American COLA 0 0 0 0 1,019 384 1,403 Positions from DTS-PO 43 0 0 43 0 0 0 Total Built-in Changes 43 0 0 43 2,796 697 3,493 Current Services 582 1 0 583 216,958 69,866 286,824 Program Changes FTE 5 0 0 5 0 0 0 Total Program Changes 5 0 0 5 0 0 0 587 1 0 588 216,958 69,866 286,824 389

Staff by Program Activity (positions) Information Resource Management 535 540 588 48 Total 535 540 588 48 Funds by Program Activity Information Resource Management 153,469 282,773 286,266 3,493 Public Diplomacy 558 558 558 0 Total 154,027 283,331 286,824 3,493 Program Activities Positions Funds American Pos Bureau American Funds Department Of State Domestic Overseas FSN Total Managed Salaries Total Information Resource Management 587 1 0 588 216,400 69,866 286,266 Infrastructure Systems 587 1 0 588 216,400 69,866 286,266 Public Diplomacy 0 0 0 0 558 0 558 Total 587 1 0 588 216,958 69,866 286,824 Staff by Domestic Organization Unit (positions) Chief Information Officer 8 7 17 10 Deputy CIO for Business, Planning, and Customer Service 6 6 6 0 Deputy CIO for Operations 6 6 6 0 Director Customer Service 72 73 73 0 Director E-Diplomacy 6 6 6 0 Director Enterprise Architecture and Planning 47 47 47 0 Director Enterprise Network Management 40 40 52 12 Director Information Assurance 15 15 15 0 Director Infrastructure 90 90 90 0 Director Messaging 153 158 148 (10) 390

Director Program Management and Analysis 8 8 8 0 Director Systems Integration 76 76 76 0 Executive Director 0 0 36 36 Policy and Regulations Office 8 8 8 0 Total 535 540 588 48 Funds by Domestic Organization Unit Chief Information Officer 18,142 19,063 23,260 4,197 Deputy CIO for Business, Planning, and Customer Service 953 940 946 6 Deputy CIO for Operations 850 861 870 9 Director Customer Service 10,157 11,910 1,709 (10,201) Director E-Diplomacy 1,229 4,316 4,494 178 Director Enterprise Architecture and Planning 7,367 7,588 8,226 638 Director Enterprise Network Management 11,555 80,735 84,336 3,601 Director Information Assurance 1,850 1,846 1,928 82 Director Infrastructure 23,029 50,102 53,352 3,250 Director Messaging 48,942 58,020 57,200 (820) Director Program Management and Analysis 10,300 10,016 10,468 452 Director Systems Integration 18,273 36,588 37,832 1,244 Policy and Regulations Office 1,380 1,346 2,203 857 Total 154,027 283,331 286,824 3,493 391

Funds by Object Class 1100 Personnel Compensation 55,620 55,858 59,277 3,419 1200 Personnel Benefits 16,614 16,685 16,684 (1) 2100 Travel & Trans of Persons 3,700 7,137 7,500 363 2200 Transportation of Things 1,620 4,317 4,536 219 2300 Rents, Comm & Utilities 2,797 5,034 7,054 2,020 2500 Other Services 65,251 118,891 109,724 (9,167) 2600 Supplies and Materials 8,425 10,508 13,851 3,343 3100 Personal Property 0 64,901 68,198 3,297 Total 154,027 283,331 286,824 3,493 392