; and (II) providing guidance to officers and employees of the incoming administration on consistently labeling and safely storing classified documents; and (ii) a description of the process of the outgoing administration for identifying Presidential records, as defined in section 2201 of title 44, United States Code, to be preserved and maintained by the Archivist of the United States. (5) Lessons learned Not later than 180 days after each inauguration day, the Federal Transition Coordinator shall report to Congress regarding lessons learned from the transition period and offer recommendations for improvements to the Presidential transition process, which shall include— (A) lessons learned by Agency Transition Directors and the agency transition directors council with respect to the transition operations of agencies; (B) an assessment of the major challenges and achievements of the Administrator in providing core transition services to agencies, the outgoing administration, and the incoming administration; and (C) recommendations, if any, for changes to the Presidential transition process. (k) Guidance on IT management during the transition (1) General guidance Not later than 180 days before the date of each Presidential election, the Federal Transition Coordinator, in consultation with the Secretary of Homeland Security and the Administrator of the Office of E-Government and Information Technology, shall make publicly available in a manner that is accessible by any candidate for the office of President or Vice-President information regarding information technology management during the Presidential transition, including— (A) information technology management best practices to protect against cyber threats; (B) a description of technology platforms that will be provided by the Administrator to eligible candidates, including at minimum— (i) email and video conferencing; (ii) file-sharing and document-sharing software; (iii) personnel selection, vetting, and documenting systems