Report - Government Executive
Report - Government Executive
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OUSD(I) has advised the Panel that one or more DoD intelligence components, in addition<br />
to the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency (NGA), will be ready to implement<br />
performance-based compensation by 2011 and to execute full base and bonus payouts<br />
under DCIPS no later than January 2012. It also advises that the other components will be<br />
able to follow a similar phased schedule by approximately January 2012. These time<br />
frames should be the goals of the phased approach, but be subject to revision based on<br />
OUSD(I)’s evaluation of the readiness of the components and DCIPS to proceed to the next<br />
phase.<br />
All DoD intelligence components should continue with DCIPS performance management<br />
and bonus payouts as they did this year, subject to refinements and improvements<br />
resulting from OUSD(I) implementation actions. NGA, which already has fully<br />
implemented DCIPS, should be excluded from the readiness-assessment-based schedule,<br />
but be subject to additional training and other process improvements recommended in this<br />
report and resulting from OUSD(I) implementation actions.<br />
USD(I), OUSD(I), the DoD intelligence components, and the ODNI are working to introduce an<br />
important “new order of things.” The design and implementation of DCIPS have been<br />
approached with great seriousness, hard work, and creativity, and the Panel believes that the<br />
system has the potential to meet its intended goals.<br />
Prior to full adoption of the system, however, OUSD(I) must invest the time and energy needed<br />
to complete the implementation of DCIPS as designed and undertake a full-scale change<br />
management effort to reestablish workforce trust and support. The recommendations in this<br />
report are intended to assist in that effort.<br />
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