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Federal 100: Tim McCrosson

By FCW Staff
Mar 10, 2014

Name: Tim McCrosson
Title: Leader of the Agency Oversight and Implementation Team, Office of E-Government and IT
Agency: Office of Management and Budget

Keeping projects agile. McCrosson focuses on building tools to facilitate the delivery of federal IT projects and in particular has championed the agile approach to project management. He was a key contributor to OMB's modular development guidance that outlined best practices for acquiring and managing IT systems. Since then, he has worked on a data-driven model to identify cost savings in mobile procurement strategies while keeping tabs on agency IT spending. His fans credit his leadership, can-do attitude and analytical skills with setting a new standard for excellence at OMB.

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