DraftElectronicStewardshipPolicy United States Department 汇票电子管理政策的美国部.docVIP

Office of the Chief Information Officer Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration Department of Health and Human Services HHS Policy for Electronic Stewardship June 15, 2011 Project: HHS OCIO Policy Document Number: HHS-OCIO-2011-0002.001 Table of Contents Table of Contents i 1. Purpose 1 2. Background 1 3. Scope 2 4. Policy 3 4.1 Referenced Table and Appendix Authority 3 4.2 Federal Electronic Challenge 6 4.3 References and Resources 7 4.4 Training and Education 7 4.5 Data Centers 7 5. Roles and Responsibilities 7 5.1 HHS Chief Information Officer (CIO) 7 5.2 HHS CIO Council 8 5.3 HHS CTO Council 8 5.4 OPDIV Chief Information Officers (CIOs) 8 5.5 OPDIV Chief Sustainability Officer 9 5.6 OPDIV Electronic Stewardship (ES) Manager 9 5.7 Program Office Manager 10 5.8 HHS Electronic Stewardship (ES) Program Lead 10 6. Applicable Laws and Guidance 10 7. Information and Assistance 10 8. Effective Date/Implementation 11 9. Approved 11 Purpose The purpose of this Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Policy is to provide the framework for the implementation of sound environmental practices in the acquisition, operations and maintenance, and end-of-life management of HHS-purchased electronic products. The establishment of practices that map to this policy: a) will enhance and expand existing HHS sustainable practices in order to comply with Executive Order (E.O.) 13423 and 13514, b) may reduce energy consumption, c) may reduce toxic disposal related to electronics, and d) may save money through reduced energy consumption and increased electronics life expectancy. In all aspects of its acquisitions and operations HHS aspires to be a good steward of the earth’s resources and a wise manager of the taxpayers’ dollar. This policy establishes: use of cost-effective technologies to promote efficient power management of electronic products, including, but not limited