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Office of the Chief Information Officer (CIO) Organization

OCIO Org Chart: Policy and Investment Division, Information Technology (IT) Security Division, Architecture and Infrastructure Division , and Enterprise Portfolio Management Division under Office of the Chief Information Officer (CIO)

Policy and Investment (P&I) Division: This is the central policy and business management division within the Office of the CIO. The P&I Division develops and implements uniform and consistent information resources management policies; oversees the development and promotes the use of information management principles, standards, and guidelines; evaluates agency information resources management practices in order to determine their adequacy and efficiency; and determines compliance of such practices with the policies, principles, standards, and guidelines promulgated by the CIO.

IT Security Division: This division strategically manages Agency-wide security projects to correct known vulnerabilities, reduce barriers to cross-Center collaboration, and provide cost-effective IT security services in support of NASA’s systems and e-Gov initiatives.

Architecture and Infrastructure (A&I) Division: This division develops, maintains, and facilitates the implementation of the NASA Enterprise Architecture (EA), which is the framework for ensuring IT investments enable the mission and are integrated, efficient and secure. This division is also responsible for the design, implementation, and delivery of NASA’s IT infrastructure elements, including networks, data centers, Web services, desktop computers, and other end-user tools, such as e-mail and calendaring.

Enterprise Portfolio Management (EPM) Division: This division has multiple responsibilities including: (1) overseeing NASA’s Integrated Enterprise Management Program, which is leading an Agency-wide transformation of business systems and processes to improve financial, physical, and human capital management processes throughout the Agency; (2) leading an application portfolio management program in conjunction with Centers, Mission Directorates and Mission Support Offices to ensure a robust, yet efficient, set of applications to enable the NASA mission; (3) providing project management consulting support to IT projects and supports IT project governance at the Agency and Center levels; and (4) providing oversight for all Agency E-Government initiatives.

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