; (2) the Director; (3) the Administrator; (4) the Comptroller General of the United States; (5) the Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs of the Senate ; and (6) the Committee on Oversight and Accountability of the House of Representatives . (d) Consultation In order to ensure the utility and standardization of the comprehensive assessment of each agency, including to support the development of each plan and the Government-wide strategy described in section 5, the Director, in consultation with the Administrator, may share information, best practices, and recommendations relating to the activities performed in the course of a comprehensive assessment of an agency. 4. Enterprise Licensing Positioning at Agencies (a) In general The Chief Information Officer of each agency, in consultation with the Chief Financial Officer and the Chief Procurement Officer of the agency, or the equivalent officials of the agency, shall use the information developed pursuant to the comprehensive assessment of the agency to develop a plan for the agency— (1) to consolidate software licenses of the agency; and (2) to the greatest extent practicable, in order to improve the performance of, and reduce unnecessary costs to, the agency, to adopt enterprise license agreements across the agency, by type or category of software. (b) Plan requirements The plan of an agency shall— (1) include a detailed strategy for— (A) the remediation of any software asset management deficiencies found during the comprehensive assessment of the agency; (B) the ongoing maintenance of software asset management upon the completion of the remediation; and (C) maximizing the effectiveness of software deployed by the agency, including, to the extent practicable, leveraging technologies that— (i) provide in-depth analysis of user behaviors and collect user feedback; (ii) measure actual software usage via analytics that can identify inefficiencies to assist in rationalizing software spending; (iii) allow for segmentation of the user base