The Office of Electronic Government and Technology mission is to provide central leadership and direction for the use of electronic government and technology in the federal government including following:

• Develop, coordinate, and define ways that electronic and information technology business strategies, broadly defined, will assist the federal government to operate more effectively and efficiently, and deliver improved services to citizens.
• Provide consultation and advisory assistance on issues pertaining to electronic business technology.
• Plan, develop, and direct governmentwide activities to support the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), interagency committees and other federal agencies.
• Participate in the development, analysis and evaluation of governmentwide technology issues, policies and legislation.
• Review and evaluate management policies and objectives related to eGovernment and information technology.

The Office of Electronic Government and Technology is composed of seven (7) subordinate divisions as listed:

• Emerging Policy Development Division
• Electronic Business Systems Development Division
• Electronic Government Strategy Division
• Identity Policy and Practices Division
• Interagency Management Division
• IT Accommodation Division
• Professional Development Division