What is OMB Exhibit 300?

What is OMB Exhibit 300?

The Exhibit 300 is a high level summary of the planning, budgeting, acquisition, and management of Federal capital assets and helps meet reporting requirements for major IT investments.

What is Exhibit 53?

The Exhibit 53 is composed of two parts: Exhibit 53A, “Agency IT Investment Portfolio,” which includes IT investment budget and architecture information, and Exhibit 53B, “Agency IT Security Portfolio,” which includes a summary of agency and bureau IT security information, including IT security costs.

What is DoD SNaP it?

SNaP-IT is the authoritative Department of Defense (DoD) database used for publishing the DoD Information Technology (IT) Budget Estimates to Congress, the Circular A-11 Section 53 and Section 300 exhibits to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), and for monthly IT performance reporting to the OMB IT Dashboard.

What does OSD Cape do?

CAPE is responsible for the management of the Department’s programming process, including development of planning guidance (in conjunction with other organizations within the Office of the Secretary of Defense), production of applicable programming guidance, and direction of the annual program review.

How much storage does the NSA have?

5 zettabytes
NSA whistle-blower William Binney has put the capacity at 5 zettabytes of data storage — the equivalent of 1.25 trillion DVDs, according to Cisco Systems. Other estimates have ranged as high as 1 yottabyte, or 250 trillion DVDs.

Where does the US government store data?

We did a little research and according to the NSA’s own website, the federal government is storing all the information they are compiling on us in a brand new data facility in Utah.

What is a capital planner?

Capital Planners. Capital Planning involves budgeting resources for the future long-term plans of an organization, government division/agency, or company. In terms of urban planning, we usually see Capital Planners involved in planning the management of a city’s strategic resources.

Can we store a Yottabyte?

To store 1 yottabyte of data on hard drives, 100 billion pieces of 10 terabytes each would be required. This corresponds to 1.4 quadrillion CDs.

Does anything have a Yottabyte?

Currently, there is nothing that can be measured on a yottabyte scale. According to Paul McFedries’ book Word Spy, it would take approximately 86 trillion years to download a 1 YB file, and the entire contents of the Library of Congress would consume just 10 terabytes (TB).

Does the government know what you search on the Internet?

Right now, the government can collect the web browsing and internet searches of Americans without a warrant under Section 215. But, so far, there is no explicit Congressional authorization for the government to do that. The McConnell amendment would, for the first time, provide that authorization.

What are some examples of capital projects?

A capital project is a project in which the cost of the product is capitalized or depreciated. The most common examples of capital projects are infrastructure projects such as railways, roads, and dams. In addition, these projects include assets such as subways, pipelines, refineries, power plants, land, and buildings.