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More on E-Gov Implementation

March 6th, 2008 by John Wonderlich · No Comments

For the best review of current executive e-gov initiatives, probably the best source is this report from OMB on implementing the e-government act of 2002 (pdf, from this page). The most recent report provides details about spending priorities, and by-agency reviews of successful e-gov initiatives.

For all the discussion about what the next administration might look like in 2009, the best place to start is probably to fully understand what’s already being done. Other helpful resources: Karen Evans’ testimony to the Homeland Security and Government Affairs Commitee in December, the e-gov act of 2002 (HR 2458 ), and the e-gov reauthorization (here ).

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