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Redesign of Federal IT Dashboard
http://sunlightlabs.com/projects/US_Federal_IT_Portfolio_Spend_Visualization/
At this time many datas are not unlocked to provide a complete picture. Only information for the spend, i.e “investment” are displayed. But motivations for these and the organization or mission improvements are not displayed. Also, there are many lifecycle related data they are too not visible, essential to understand that money was spent for a legitimate reason.
The investment data at this time seem to be in working in suspension.
The redesign will unlock the hidden data, many of them architectural and will complete the story.
Also, the visualization will attempt to overcome the “empirical notions” and demonstrate “cartesian dilemma” when they occur.
Cartesian dilemma is the mis-aligment of the agency mission’s strategic thinking that is “subjective” and the operational plans that is “objective”. When one begins planning by not acknowledging this issue, then the plans fall into natural fault owing to cartesian dilemma.
Federal IT Dashboard