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President
Bush signed the E-Government Act of 2002. Read
the act.
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What Is E-Government?
E-Government is eCommerce applied to the public sector. E-Government
is the interchange of value, including services and information,
through an electronic medium, and includes interactions and relationships
between:
- Government and citizens
- Government and business
- Government and internal efficiencies
- Government and Government.
Electronic Government is about more than technology--it's transforming
the way HUD does business. It's about enabling our people to process
less paper and move into more customer-facing roles that provide
increased levels of service to our citizens and business partners.
Find out how HUD is transforming the way it does business. Read
our E-Gov Act Report for FY 2007.
Want to stay up to date with the latest news on the E-Gov initiative?
Check
out our E-Gov News page!
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