Which agencies and CIOs are top of the charts for their IT performance?  Who’s getting As and Fs in what IT subjects – cloud, cyber, and everything in between? It’s all in the latest Congressional FITARA Scorecard.

Congressman Gerry Connolly, D-Va., the godfather of Fed IT and author of FITARA will hand out CIO grades and FITARA Awards at the Paddy’s Day Tech Tonic on March 14th at Tech Tonic at Morton’s on Connecticut Avenue in Washington, D.C.

Here are the agencies that will be bringing home the hardware for their performance:

Best Overall – U.S. Agency for International Development

Most Improved Overall – Department of Defense

Best in Cloud Category – Department of Defense

Best in Cyber Category – General Services Administration, Department of Education, Department of Homeland Security

Best in MGT Category – Department of Justice, Department of Transportation, Office of Personnel Management, Social Security Administration

Most Improved in Cyber Category – Department of Agriculture, Environmental Protection Agency, Department of Health and Human Services, Department of Labor, State Department, Treasury Department

Most Improved in MGT Category – Department of Health and Human Services

Please register and come raise a glass with us to toast the top performers on the FITARA Scorecard at Tech Tonic. To be sure, it’s the happiest hour in Gov IT!

Ahluwalia
Department of Labor
arcadi
Department of the Treasury
Guy Cavallo
Office of Personnel Management
Gerry-Connolly
U.S. House of Representatives
kfletcher
Department of State
jason-gray
USAID
lopez
Department of Education
Noga
Environmental Protection Agency
peltier
Social Security Administration
Melinda Rogers
Department of Justice
schachter
Department of Transportation
Sherman
Department of Defense
General Services Administration
wendel
Department of Health and Human Services
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