Government agencies are increasingly exploring low-code approaches to building software that powers the business of environmental protection. Low-code tools have the potential to help reduce an agency’s dependence on traditional coding and programming, open up application development to a wider range of people, and accelerate the delivery of new tools and software. The transition also...
After carefully weighing the situation, the EE2020 meeting chairs and other leaders in the E-Enterprise and Exchange Network governance have concluded that we cannot safely conduct an in-person meeting on May 12-14, 2020. Regrettably, we must cancel EE2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This is certainly disappointing and unwelcome news, but it is clearly the...
On January 31, 2020, U.S. EPA, the Environmental Council of the States, and the Association of State Drinking Water Administrators initiated the SDWIS Modernization Board. Formed following a series of discussions over the past few months, the Board will be guiding the SDWIS Modernization process, following the principles of the E-Enterprise Digital Strategy. The Board is co-chaired...
With the novel coronavirus disrupting normal workflows across government, industries, and organizations worldwide, agency staff are scrambling for new and effective ways to stay connected with their colleagues and keep work moving forward. This type of challenge is a major focus of E-Enterprise for the Environment. If you’re looking for COVID-related solutions or want to...
Time is running short! The deadline for the EE2020 Call for Meeting Content is this coming Friday, January 17. Don’t miss this opportunity to share your work in program modernization, digital transformation, and innovative management practices. Please visit the EE2020 Meeting website for complete details on submitting your proposal. We also want to hear about your priorities...
Happy New Year! To celebrate the start of a new decade, the Chairs of EE2020 are extending the deadline for proposals under the EE2020 Call for Meeting Content. Proposals are now due on or before January 17, 2020. That means you have an extra week to form your ideas and send them in. Visit the EE2020 Meeting...
EE2020 News and Upcoming Deadlines Deadline Approaching for the Call for Meeting Content The air is crisp, daylight is scarce. That can only mean one thing–the deadline for the EE2020 Call for Meeting Content is drawing near! Don’t miss this opportunity to share your work or suggest a meeting topic. Visit the EE2020 Meeting website before January...
On Decemer 6, 2019, E-Enterprise released the seventh edition of the E-Enterprise Bulletin., featuring the following:
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The E-Enterprise National Meeting (EE2020) is coming and you can help make it a success! The chairs of the meeting are looking for motivated volunteers to serve on the EE2020 Program Committee. The Program Committee plays a critical role in shaping the meeting’s content and creating a program that is responsive to the needs of...
The E-Enterprise Leadership Council (EELC) is pleased to announce three new Co-Chairs: Doug Benevento, EPA Associate Deputy Administrator Kari Jacobson Hedin, Fond du Lac Reservation – Region 5 Regional Tribal Operations Committee Patrick McDonnell, Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection E-Enterprise also welcomes the following new EELC members. Bob Zimmerman, Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control, EELC member Cynthia Naha, Santo Domingo Tribe –...
EPA has released a new Regulation Navigation tool for Clean Air Act New Source Performance Standards for municipal solid waste landfills. The tool, along with ones previously created for other air quality regulations, uses online, interactive software programs designed to help owners and operators determine their regulatory requirements by answering successive questions about their facilities. Information on the full suite of tools is available on the E-Enterprise website and EPA website.
Water and air quality data. Fisheries and wildlife data. Natural resource and land management data. Tribes collect large amounts of data, and with more of it accessible each day via the Exchange Network and other web-based data services, there is a strong desire among tribal staff to learn the skills necessary to manage that data on their terms. The Tribal Environmental...