What are the six critical components for agency strategic plans under GPRA?

Based upon your understanding of the unit readings, what are the six critical components for agency strategic plans under GPRA? Which component is the most important? Why do key external factors need to be considered and documented?

What are the six critical components for agency strategic plans under GPRA

TOPIC: Agencies’ Strategic Plans Under GPRA

Reading:
Firstly, The White House (2018). Circular No. A-11 Preparation, Submission, and Execution of the Budget. Available at: https://www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/a11.pdf  Browse the entire document. Study pages: 10.1-15.6, 55.1-55.8, 200.1-200.24, and 230.1 to 240.

Secondly, GAO (1997) Agencies’ Strategic Plans Under GPRA: Key Questions to Facilitate Congressional Review. Further, Pages 1; 7-21. GAO (1997). Agencies’ Strategic Plans Under GPRA: Key Questions to Facilitate Congressional Review (Version 1 (Links to an external site.)) GGD-10.1.16: Published: May 1, 1997. Publicly Released: May 1, WHO (2014). Also, Planning an information systems project. Additionally, A toolkit for public health managers. Pages 1-47.  WHO (2013). Planning an information systems project: A TOOLKIT FOR PUBLIC HEALTH MANAGERS Question

Review page 15 of the WHO (2014) reading which summarizes the benefits and risks of certain software solution models. Which model did you like best? Why?
1) Firstly, Based upon your understanding of the unit readings, what are the six critical components for agency strategic plans under GPRA? Secondly, Which component is the most important? Thirdly, Why do key external factors need to be considered and documented?

2) Further, What is the connection between strategic plans and annual investments in information technology?  Also, Why do agencies need to identify key factors external to them?

3) Finally, Sometimes software purchases are part of strategic plans and investments. Lastly, Review page 15 of the WHO (2014) reading which summarizes the benefits and risks of certain software solution models. Which model did you like best? Why?