Performance.gov Not Ready for Public Debut Yet
By
Tom Shoop
Last month, OMB said Performance.gov, the Obama administration's website containing data on agencies' progress toward meeting their high-priority goals, would make its public debut this fall. (Agencies already are using the site internally, uploading data on their efforts.)
Today, at a Government Executive Leadership Briefing, Shelley Metzenbaum, associate director for performance and personnel management at OMB, said the site wasn't ready for its public debut quite yet, but that it would be unveiled in the "not-too-distant future."
"You need to give us some time to kick the tires and see if the car will run and roll where we want it to run," Metzenbaum said.