The E-Enterprise Facility Integration Team Co-Chairs invite you to their upcoming webinar on Tuesday, May 8, from 1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. ET. This will be an opportunity to learn about the team’s Phase II accomplishments and their plans for Phase III, which is about to begin. Co-Chairs Ron Evans (US EPA), Joshua Kalfas (Oklahoma DEQ),...
In the April 2018 edition of the E-Enterprise Bulletin, E-Enterprise leader Chris Simmers of the New Hampshire Department of Information Technology discusses his involvement in two successful E-Enterprise projects and the valuable lessons he has learned as a member of the E-Enterprise for the Environment Executive Committee. What roles do you fill on behalf of the E-Enterprise initiative? I am...
The call for content is now open for the E-Enterprise National Meeting (EE2018)! We need your help to craft a program that is engaging, informative, and relevant to the important work you do. Please consider suggesting content for EE2018 and sharing this call broadly with your colleagues. The EE2018 Program Committee is developing a meeting...
Mark your calendars for EE2018—the E-Enterprise National Meeting—powered by the Exchange Network! On October 23-25, 2018, the E-Enterprise community will gather in Dallas, Texas to connect, collaborate, and learn more about the innovative work happening across the environmental protection enterprise. EE2018 continues the longstanding series of national meetings held by the National Environmental Information Exchange...
On February 15, 2018, E-Enterprise released the inaugural edition of the E-Enterprise Bulletin, featuring the following:
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This article spotlights E-Enterprise’s Assistance Gateway project.
There was an Open Call on Tuesday, June 27, on an ePermitting ROI calculator that is under development.
News coverage of the E-Enterprise Engagement Forum from Bloomberg Environmen
This article from Government Technology discusses that the short-term goal of this cloud-based portal architecture is helping municipal Missouri governments better understand environmental law and regulations, but officials hope to create architecture other states can use as well.
This article from the November 2016 issue of EM Magazine, discusses the benefits and challenges of rapid changes in monitoring technology have the potential to dramatically improve environmental protection.
A panel of experts discussed other ways the E-Enterprise Initiative could revolutionize and streamline environmental regulation.