The Pew Internet and American Life Project said in Monday's report that its findings do not mean inroads by government agencies in making services and information online have been a waste
Weiterlesen: USA: Telephone still most popular despite e-gov advances
The good news for government information technology contractors is that the annual $60 billion federal budget isn't likely to decline any time soon. The bad news is that the budget isn't likely to increase much, either, according to government and industry experts.
Weiterlesen: USA: Special Report on Contractors: Flat budgets ahead
Weiterlesen: USA:SBA Launches Business.gov Web Site to Connect Businesses with Fed. Agencies
The federal government is making progress on implementing a federal enterprise architecture, yet much more work needs to get done, witnesses testifying before a Congressional panel said Wednesday. However, the witnesses didn't agree on the amount of progress made.
Weiterlesen: USA: Federal Enterprise Architecture Needs More Work
Mark Forman, who was the first e-government czar, said today at a discussion of service-oriented architecture and Web services in government IT that the FEA is at a critical juncture because agencies are slow to use the component-based architecture and adopt Web services.
Weiterlesen: USA: Forman calls for new approach to the Federal Enterprise Architecture