FDA uses enterprise architecture to standardize and save with consolidation effort

A presidential management initiative and the Prescription Drug User Fee Act required the FDA to develop a plan to consolidate its information technology across eight division centers and identify standard software applications to be utilized for common business needs. This white paper from the U.S. Office of Management and Budget's Federal Enterprise Architecture Program Management Office outlines the FDA's information technology (IT) consolidation solution, driven by an enterprise architecture framework. It benefits the agency by reducing costs, achieving better customer response, improving mission performance, and leading to a more engaged and qualified IT staff.

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