FBI Transformation: Human Capital Strategies May Assist the FBI in Its Commitment to Address Its Top Priorities
GAO-04-817T
Published: Jun 03, 2004. Publicly Released: Jun 03, 2004.
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The September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks precipitated a shift in how the FBI uses its investigative and intelligence resources to prevent future terrorist incidents. The attacks led to the FBI's commitment to transform and reorganize itself. Today's testimony discusses (1) the FBI's progress in transforming to focus on counterterrorism and intelligence-related priorities, (2) competition the FBI faces from other agencies and the private sector for intelligence staff, and (3) human capital flexibilities that may enhance the FBI's ability to address its priorities.
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CounterterrorismDomestic intelligenceEmployee retentionFederal agency reorganizationFederal intelligence agenciesHomeland securityHuman capitalPersonnel managementPersonnel recruitingStaff utilizationStrategic planningKnowledge, skills and abilities