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RESEARCH REPORT
Cutting costs: Inside the effort to improve the efficiency of federal operations
Competing priorities are slowing down federal government efficiency. Just 29 percent of federal managers surveyed give high marks to the efficiency of their agency and 16 percent say the same about the federal government as a whole. In this research report, GBC identified eight federal cost areas— payments, oversight and compliance, property management, redundancy, contract resource management, technology, workforce, and acquisitions and procurement—and asked federal managers surveyed to rank their efficiency.
Read on to learn:
- Which cost areas contribute most to federal inefficiency
- What is the top challenge when it comes to reducing inefficiency
- Which steps pose the largest obstacles for managers in cutting costs
- How agencies are overcoming these challenges and completing successful cost reduction initiatives
Deloitte
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