Citizen-Enabling Open Government (CEOG)The CEOG promotes leveraging open government technologies and wide implementation of community of service collaborative processes. The CEOG proposes an “agile, adaptive and virtual government” could represent significant savings in program and technology expenses.CEOG Topic Areas: * Virtual Government * Cloud Computing * Data and Information Transparency * Process Redesign and Enablement * Service Oriented Government * Human Capital Empowerment * Governance Problem Areas: * No government-wide plan for optimal use of Open Government and Cloud Computing initiatives * Costly traditional government operations * Less than effective citizen programs * Increased need to do more with lessEnterprise Architecture-Shared Interest GroupEA SIG_ba0836e2-ff57-11df-95f3-b8797a64ea2aACT/IACThe American Council for Technology (ACT) - Industry Advisory Council (IAC) is a non-profit, public-private partnership dedicated to improving government through the application of information technology. ACT-IAC provides an objective, ethical and trusted forum where government and industry exchange information and collaborate on technology issues in the public sector.Key Benefits: * Promotes Citizen engagement/Open Government * Promotes an integrated suite of services that comprehensively address Life Event needs * Optimizes scarce resources_ba0838ea-ff57-11df-95f3-b8797a64ea2aTo establish a forum of government executives willing to promote the CEOG effort and define a high-level strategy for implementation_ba0839d0-ff57-11df-95f3-b8797a64ea2aConceptual AwarenessGenerate awareness of CEOG concepts_ba083a66-ff57-11df-95f3-b8797a64ea2a1_ba083af2-ff57-11df-95f3-b8797a64ea2aExecutive SponsorshipEngage OMB executives to sponsor the initiative_ba083b7e-ff57-11df-95f3-b8797a64ea2a2EndorsementsList endorsements from individuals or organizations, if available._ba083c14-ff57-11df-95f3-b8797a64ea2a2.1Health Care PilotPosition a pilot initiative to support the Health Care CoS_ba083caa-ff57-11df-95f3-b8797a64ea2a3Statement of WorkList proposed work items and resource requirements._ba083d4a-ff57-11df-95f3-b8797a64ea2a3.1Project TimetablePresent a timetable for each phase of the project._ba083dea-ff57-11df-95f3-b8797a64ea2a3.2BudgetProvide a budget for the project. _ba083e94-ff57-11df-95f3-b8797a64ea2a3.3Use a table or chart to show budgeted items and total cost.Key PersonnelProvide an organization chart of the project management team._ba083f48-ff57-11df-95f3-b8797a64ea2a3.4EvaluationDiscuss how and when the project will be evaluated._ba083ffc-ff57-11df-95f3-b8797a64ea2a3.5Quality AssuranceList quality assurance steps that will occur during the project._ba0840ba-ff57-11df-95f3-b8797a64ea2a3.5.1Evaluation MethodsList evaluation methods that will be used after the project is complete._ba084178-ff57-11df-95f3-b8797a64ea2a3.5.2Action PlansExplain how you will act on the results of your assessments and project evaluation._ba084240-ff57-11df-95f3-b8797a64ea2a3.5.3Open Government and the CloudIntegrate with Open Government & Cloud Computer initiatives_ba08436c-ff57-11df-95f3-b8797a64ea2a4_ba084452-ff57-11df-95f3-b8797a64ea2a2010-10-072010-12-03http://admin.actgov.org/sigcom/SIGs/SIGs/EASIG/Documents/CEOG/CEOG%20Overview%20Quarterly%20Brief%2010.7.10.pdfOwenAmburOwen.Ambur@verizon.net