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The Web site of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, at www.federalreserve.gov, provides access to educational and other information developed by the Federal Reserve, as well as other resources related to the central bank of the US. The main and home webpages use a common main menu in the header to organize the primary sections of the Web site: "about the Fed," "news & events," "monetary policy," "banking information & regulation," "payment systems," "economic research & data," "consumer information," "community development," "reporting forms," and "publications." One nice feature of the site is the links above the banner header to "what's new," "what's next," "site map," an "A-Z index," "FAQs," and "careers." "consumer information" section offers a wealth o...
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...Before the development of any system can begin, a project proposal is pre...The possible use of computer information systems to solve the problem. The various people i...
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The Chief Financial Officers (CFO) Act of 1990 called for major reforms in federal financial management. As we celebrate the first 20 years of this landmark legislation, it is important to reflect on the accomplishments and the remaining challenges. Among the foundational requirements of the CFO Act was a call for the "systematic measurement of performance, the development of cost information and the integration of systems - program, budget and financial.'"! Systems, along with people and processes, are at the heart of highperforming CFO organizations. A lot has been achieved in the past two decades. We have seen federal agencies go from a complete lack of accountability to clear, auditable financial statements, vast improvements in financial reporting, and greater visibility and transp...
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To: REAL ESTATE EDITORS Contact: Anthony Flint of the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, +1-617-661-3016 x116
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As the Chief Financial Officers Act of 1990 (CFO Act) celebrates its 20th birthday and people blow out the candles, it is time to revisit the act's genesis, reflect on its accomplishments and look to the future, as federal agencies move to the next stages of implementation of legislation that has come of age. The CFO Act has at its foundation three seemingly simple, but crucial provisions: 1. systematic measurement of performance, 2. development of cost information, and 3. integration of systems -- budget, program and financial. The CFO Act laid the foundation for a series of ensuing management reform legislation, built on the concepts of improved accountability and better management practices. This includes the Government Performance and Results Act of 1993, which called for agencies t...
