The U.S. government is studying whether to create a shared technology and services infrastructure to help agencies issue new Personal Identity Verification (PIV) smart cards to all employees and contractors beginning in October. Such a common infrastructure would make it easier and cheaper for agencies to enroll and register people in the PIV program, said David Temoshok, director for identity policy and management at the U.S. General Services Administration. The GSA and the Office of Management and Budget are undertaking the study, he said.
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机译：美国政府正在研究是否要创建共享的技术和服务基础架构，以帮助代理商从10月开始向所有员工和承包商发行新的个人身份验证（PIV）智能卡。美国总务管理局（US General Services Administration）身份政策和管理总监戴维·特莫肖克（David Temoshok）表示，这样一个通用的基础设施将使代理机构更容易，更便宜地注册和注册PIV计划中的人员。他说，GSA和管理与预算办公室正在进行这项研究。
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