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GPO Testimony to the Approps Committee

March 6th, 2008 · 2 Comments

I just got a copy of the prepared testimony from the GPO for today’s hearing in the legislative appropriations committee. (embedded below).

Notably, they discuss appropriations for the FDSYS system for digital government-wide documents access, and illustrate the efficiency that has come with digital technology. They also discuss web-harvesting, and the FDLP expenditures.
There’s a […]

Tags: GPO · OpenHouse · approps

FDsys, GPO’s vision, FDLP

January 11th, 2008 · 4 Comments

Is anyone familiar with FDsys being developed by the GPO? From the website:
The Office of the Chief Information Officer is working to develop GPO’s Digital Information System (FDsys). As outlined in the Strategic Vision, FDsys will allow federal agencies to easily create and submit content that can then be preserved, authenticated, managed and delivered […]

Tags: GPO · OpenHouse · archive · archivist · preservation

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