September, 2005 - Archivist of the United States Allen Weinstein has announced the award of a $308 million, six year contract to Lockheed Martin to build the Electronic Records Archives (ERA) system for the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). Fenestra will serve as a subcontractor on the ERA system.
September, 2004 - Fenestra Hires XML and Security Expert
September, 2004 - The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) selected Lockheed Martin as one of two companies that will compete to design a permanent archives system to preserve and manage electronic records created by the Federal government. Fenestra is one of Lockheed's team members on this major initiative...
June, 2004 - Fenestra has selected Evelyn Zeitz to serve as Project Manager. She brings more than twenty years of experience in managing complex systems and integration and application development projects.
March, 2004 - CEO to Present at The Data Management Association's May meeting in Washington DC
March, 2004 - Public Printer of the U.S., Fenestra and others to discuss streamlining government information activities at ASIDIC Spring meeting 3/21-23
January, 2004 - SBA's Business Gateway's Solution Architecture Relies on the "E-Forms for E-Gov" Pilot (led by Fenestra's CEO) and its List of Components
January, 2004 - Fenestra's Use of XML to Tackle Data Reuse, Paper Reduction and Survey Redesign Included in New Presentation about Federal XML Efforts
November, 2003 - CEO to Keynote Business Forms Management Association's November meeting
November, 2003 - CTO to Present at Annual Federal Committee on Statistical Methodology Research Conference
October, 2003 - CEO Awarded Exceptional Leadership Recognition for "E-Forms for E-Gov" Project
September, 2003 - Diggov.org Relies on Chief Technology Officer for Usability Testing; Bureau of Labor Statistics for XML Primer
September, 2003 - EForms for EGov Pilot Profiled in GCN Interview with Rick Rogers, CEO.
August, 2003 - Fenestra's Document-Based XML Web Services Approach to Streamlining Census Forms, Cited in Public CIO Magazine.
June, 2003 - Fenestra Lead in Knowledge Management and "E-Forms for E-Gov" Cited by Federal Trades.
March, 2003 - A copy of Rick Rogers' presentation on "E-Forms for e-Gov: The Use of Standards-Based Applications" , presented at the 2003 Open Standards/Open Source Seminar for National and Local e-Government Programs in the U.S. and EU is now available (Microsoft PowerPoint viewer required).
February, 2003 - Two 2003 prestigious conferences, FedCASIC and AAPOR, have invited Fenestra to discuss the transformation of core processes and deliverables between the government and business sectors, due to its innovations behind the United States Census Bureau's 2002 Economic Census initiative.
January, 2003 - Fenestra Technologies has been tapped to lead a pilot e-forms team, on behalf of the CIO Council - an emerging priority of the Office of Management and Budget.
January, 2003 - Today the Census Bureau launched the Generalized Instrument Design System (GIDS), the software planned and built by Fenestra Technologies, for the 2002 Economic Census.