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Federal Agencies Need to be Pro-Active

OMB is now in action mode without clear instructions and expectations. IT project failures and its increased concern has taken OMB to a poi...

My vision is that agencies will become more proactive in establishing strong project management techniques and creating more live and actio...

Before addressing the question, it would be beneficial if we understand what baselining and re-baselining is. Baselining is the common pro...

GAO Cost Estimating and Assessment Guide is very extensive and gives us clear details of federal IT initiatives. The guide, together with O...

From experience of Congress itself, it should be maintained that funding of e-government projects are driven by customer satisfaction. Is t...

Based on my reflection on E-Governance reference materials and experience, I am concluding that e-government initiatives cannot be truly tr...

The scalar transformation of e-government implementation models in the state of Maharashtra, India, took place exactly as West pictures as ...

This is an interesting and very scholastic topic to share and discuss. The basic question being raised is – Are e-government initiatives ca...

Blogging has its relevance in supporting electronic government only if it is accepted within that localized setup and is strictly monitored...

Interesting topic to discus!! This clearly does not constitute electronic government in US and most of the world’s government context. The ...

If Rohr would have written his book in the present year, it would have a clear shift from the focus on defining what a perfect public admin...

The reading materials as listed in the Bibliography, sets the stage for deeply analyzing the origins of the most long lasting government se...

Federal IT Dashboard This link is to the Federal IT Dashboard, established by the Federal CIO for publishing the status of Federal agenc...