In short, the CIO would not press the government on “tech policy,” such as the rollout of broadband, but would set strategy about how to collect, manage, and disseminate information for public use and analysis. The CIO would consult agencies on their public relations – but public relations would be redefined, as in the non-government world, to mean listening as well as talking, and to mean admitting faults as a way to correct them.
简而言之，首席信息官不会推动政府制定“科技政策”，比如宽带的推出，而是会制定有关如何收集、管理和传播信息以供公众使用和分析的战略。首席信息官将会向政府机构提供有关公共关系的咨询意见。但是在这里公共关系应该重新定义，就像在非政府领域那样，它应该意味着倾听和讨论，意味着承认错误以便改正这些错误。