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The Significance of "Admissibility of Electronically Filed Federal Records as Evidence."
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Sprehe, J. Timothy – Government Information Quarterly, 1992
Discusses the importance of the next article in this issue, which deals with the acceptance of electronic or optical forms of data as evidence during litigation. The collection and storage of data in new formats is described, and the need for technological knowledge for attorneys acting as general counsel to agencies is discussed. (LRW)
Descriptors: Court Litigation, Data Collection, Databases, Information Storage
Principal Challenges Facing Electronic Records Management in Federal Agencies Today.
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Patterson, Giovanna; Sprehe, J. Timothy – Government Information Quarterly, 2002
Discusses electronic records management in the federal government. Highlights include managing electronic mail; information technology planning, systems design, and architecture; updating conventional records management; integrating electronic records management with other information technology systems; challenges of end-user training; business…
Descriptors: Classification, Electronic Mail, Federal Government, Information Systems
Issues in Public Access: The Solomons Conferences.
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Sprehe, J. Timothy – Government Publications Review, 1993
Reports on conferences held by federal agencies in 1991 and 1992 that addressed issues of public access to electronic government information. Topics discussed include agency information dissemination programs; public access to federal computers; security controls; and user charges. A working draft policy framework on public access to government…
Descriptors: Access to Information, Computer Networks, Conferences, Confidentiality
Performance Measures for Federal Agency Websites: Final Report.
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McClure, Charles R.; Sprehe, J. Timothy; Eschenfelder, Kristen – 2000
The purpose of this study was to develop performance measures that will assist federal agencies to assess the quality and usefulness of their World Wide Web sites and to improve public information access service of those Web sites. The study was sponsored jointly by three federal agencies: the Defense Technical Information Center, the Energy…
Descriptors: Access to Information, Evaluation Criteria, Federal Government, Information Policy
Implementing the Government's New Information Policy.
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Sprehe, J. Timothy – Information Services and Use, 1987
Describes the information policy framework prescribed by OMB Circular No. A-130, which introduces the distinction between access to information and information dissemination. The discussion covers the use of electronic collection and dissemination of government information, together with the need to safeguard privacy and public access to…
Descriptors: Access to Information, Databases, Electronic Publishing, Federal Government
Online Public Access to Federal Agency Computers.
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Sprehe, J. Timothy – Government Information Quarterly, 1992
Discusses the growing trend of federal agencies permitting online public access to their computers. Highlights include examples of public access programs, differences in agencies' stands on dissemination of information, agency computer networks and databases that are the basis for the National Research and Education Network, and security…
Descriptors: Access to Information, Computer Networks, Databases, Federal Government