A federal property map is only as reliable as the records behind its pins
An October 5 inspector-general audit identifies gaps in GSA's geospatial records, strategy and purchasing controls. The next test is documented correction.
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An October 5 inspector-general audit identifies gaps in GSA's geospatial records, strategy and purchasing controls. The next test is documented correction.
The September 30 announcement shows why watchdogs need to distinguish accepted plans, verified closure and wider program outcomes.
GAO found that only seven of 22 reviewed civilian agencies met all three networked-device inventory requirements as of September.
GAO found incomplete corrective-action plans and limited comparisons across states. A plan's acceptance is not the same as evidence of fewer errors.
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