One year ago this month, President Bush signed into law the E-Government Act of 2002, which Congress and administration officials hailed as a turning point for government operations
Im not against computers, said Avi Rubin, director of Hopkins Information Security Institute, at the Secure Trusted Operating System Consortium Symposium at George Washington University. I believe in touch-screen voting machines, he said, but he warned that casting and tabulating votes should be done on separate systems because current levels of software assurance are not adequate.
Weiterlesen: USA: Researcher says e-voting cant be counted on yet
The Ohio Counties of Ashtabula and Williams have decided to purchase
Weiterlesen: USA: 2 Ohio Counties Select Hart InterCivic's eSlate Electronic Voting System
OMBs long-term goal for next year is for agencies to move beyond green and achieve breakthrough performance, said Tad Anderson, OMBs associate administrator for e-government and IT.
Weiterlesen: USA: OMB wants 2004 to be a breakthrough year for e-gov
BAD GUYS HAD better think twice before driving through Miami-Dade County. Police officers there will soon have a powerful weapon in their arsenal with which to identify fugitives. A Web services initiative will provide Miami-Dade officers immediate access to the county's criminal database as well as to those administered by the state and the FBI.