It takes a considerable amount of time to find web developers capable of publishing such information, as it is very complex in nature. My thoughts are that we will need to increase funding towards a new "czar" that will be call "Federal Head of Web Development for Governmental Reporting". We could definitely use the additional spending.
I could do it.. if I had an enormous staff to coordinate to get the project done.
It would be a
huge task, but not really so technically complex, I think.
The hardest part would be developing the system such that the summary of spending was linked additional data (like the terms of the contracts) for those interested in studying the nuts and bolts of the spending programs.
I SUSPECT the hardest administrative task is getting the data to put on the website in the first place.
All that enormous amounts of data will be coming from multiple departments which probably have no staff whose job it is to pass that data to the webdevelopment team.
Just guessing, of course, but the administrative information bottlenecks must be snarled as hell since what Obama is doing has never (or hardly ever) really been done by our government before.
But what he is attemtping to do should be SOP for ALL government spending NOW.
This is, in my opinion, one of the healthiest things for this democratic republic this POTUS is trying to do.
Almost EVERYTHING that the government does, or is planning do do (and fiancial data on it) , should be TRANSPARENT to any citizen who wants to look it up.
But it's going to take time to get this government used to making that data available to the public, and to create that administration flow of data to the website development teams, too.