A Blueprint for the Incoming Administration
The blueprint for the incoming administration outlines four immediate strategies—enhancing federal government efficiency, implementing identity-centric policies to combat fraud, securing official communications against misinformation, and adopting innovative American technologies—to streamline operations, reduce delays, and improve public service accessibility.
Every year, millions of Americans spend billions of hours on government paperwork while the federal government loses hundreds of billions of dollars to fraud.
The following blueprint offers four key strategies for the incoming administration to deploy on day one to streamline government operations, reduce delays, and make services more accessible:
- Commit to Making the Federal Government More Efficient for the American People
- Establish Identity-Centric Policies to Improve Efficiency and Eliminate Fraud
- Secure Official Communication and Records from Fraud and Misinformation
- Embrace Innovative American Technologies Throughout the Public and Private Sector
Read the full blueprint here.
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