Comments on: Obama chooses a federal CIO: The next generation of CIOs?

By: SuperMac

SuperMac — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 20:29:18 +0000

A critical move. Bright as they are, “experienced” CIOs have personal agendas that place themselves at the top. I agree with Buddyfarr and suggest all Government web interaction is done using iNames, such as can be found at [A href="http://2idi.com/"]. Of course the government would have to negotiate (or buy out), or provide it’s own agency, to offer the iNames at absolute minimum cost to encourage wide adoption. Perhaps 1st two years free, then $10 per year.

By: SuperMac

SuperMac — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 20:25:20 +0000

A critical move. Bright as they are, “experienced” CIOs have personal agendas that place themselves at the top. I agree with Buddyfarr and suggest all Government web interaction is done using iNames, such as can be found at . Of course the government would have to negotiate (or buy out), or provide it’s own agency, to offer the iNames at absolute minimum cost to encourage wide adoption. Perhaps 1st two years free, then $10 per year.

By: Knowledgesource

Knowledgesource — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 07:46:31 +0000

The primary objective of CIOs/CTOs is government departments in the United States is to bring about a comprehensive e-Governance initiative to automate most of the functions of the government departments, as United States is yet to realize a high E-Governance ranking among nations in IT enabled departments.

By: Buddyfarr

Buddyfarr — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 19:07:13 +0000

I say awesome! Someone with the knowledge and forsight to use new and emerging tech to help bring this country into the now is great. All I have to say is SECURITY!! That is my number 1 concern with any technology, old or new.