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Top concerns of government CIOs

Kutay Tanir

2006 rank	Concern	in 2005
1	Aligning information technology and organizational mission goals	1
2	Consolidating common IT business/mission functions	17
3	Hiring and retaining skilled professionals	4
4	Obtaining adequate funding for IT programs and projects	2
5	Formulating or implementing an enterprise architecture	5
6	Consolidating/virtualizing the IT infrastructure	7
7	Implementing and controlling IT capital planning and investment management	11
8	Developing agencywide IT accountability	10
9	Building effective relationships with senior agency executives	2
9	Managing or replacing legacy systems	9

Source: Federal Sources and the Association for Federal Information Resources Management

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