The FBI is not effectively managing the costs, schedules and performance of its information technology investments, including its multimillion-dollar Trilogy program, according to the Justice Department's Office of the Inspector General. . .
The FBI is not effectively managing the costs, schedules and performance of its information technology investments, including its multimillion-dollar Trilogy program, according to the Justice Department's Office of the Inspector General.

In a report released Dec. 19, auditors found that the bureau does not have the management processes necessary to support successful IT programs. Specifically, the FBI has failed to:

"Because the FBI has not fully implemented the critical processes associated with effective IT investment management," the report said, "the FBI continues to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on IT projects without adequate assurance that these projects will meet their intended goals."

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