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Strategic Objective
Promote efficient use of resources through shared services, strategic sourcing, streamlined business processes, and accountability
Strategic Objective
Overview
Treasury will continue to focus on achieving cost savings for the American people, modernizing operations, and increasing productivity by governing strategically, working smarter, and leveraging technology. Increasing the use of shared services and better leveraging strategic sourcing plays a big role in working smarter and governing strategically. Treasury’s “shared services first” approach has enabled Treasury to manage across organizational boundaries, which has helped improve operational effectiveness and coordination across the Department. We aim to expand shared information technology platforms to decrease cost per capita and increase the efficiency and effectiveness of commodity functions.
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Treasury, in consultation with the Office of Management and Budget, highlighted this objective as a Focus Area for Improvement due to the challenges facing shared service providers and the anticipated efforts in the coming year to standardize products and services.
In Treasury’s efforts to lead more efficient practices in government, Treasury expanded its customer base for shared administrative services this year to include the Department of Housing and Urban Development and DHS. While this is an indicator of the high quality of Treasury’s products and services, customer feedback indicates that their needs and expectations vary greatly. Consequently, Treasury is working to improve communications and standardize services, products, and processes to sustain the cost efficiencies of the model and improve customer satisfaction.