The following articles, letters, and white papers may be of interest to Fenestra's clients. Several of these are in PDF format, and require the use of Adobe Acrobat Reader

Fenestra-Authored Articles

• E-Forms for e-Gov: The Use of Standards-Based Applications, by Rick Rogers, CEO (Microsoft PowerPoint)
  
• Argument: Separating Content, Presentation and Behavior Components in the Census GIDS Project, by Steve Schafer, Ph.D., CTO (PDF)
  
• XML Technical Presentation on Digitizing the US Census Bureau at XMLEurope 2002, by Steve Schafer, Ph.D., CTO
  
• Digitizing the U.S. Census Bureau, by Steve Schafer, Ph.D., CTO (PDF)
  
• Experiences With Semi-Structured Data and XML, by John Elrick (PDF)
  
• Digitizing the U.S. Census Bureau's 2002 Economic Census, by John Elrick
  
• Recent Forms Initiatives for Government-to-Business Interactions, by Jane O. Smith
  

Articles Related to NARA

• NARA: New archive system could change records management, by Rob Thormeyer and Jason Miller 9/19/2005 [Government Computer News]
• NARA chooses Lockheed for ERA system, by Jason Miller 9/12/2005 [Government Computer News]
• Long Live E-Records!, by Alice Lipowicz 7/5/2005 [Washington Technology]
• NARA's Electronic Records Archives – Moving From Concept to Design, by National Archives and Records Administration 8/3/2004
  
• NARA chooses Harris, Lockheed for e-records system, by Jason Miller 8/3/2004 [Government Computer News]
  
• For ERA, now there are two: NARA selects vendors to begin designing its digital archives, by Aliya Sternstein 8/9/2004 [Federal Computer Week]
  

Articles Related to the E-Forms for E-Gov Project

• E-Forms for E-Gov Final Report by the Federal CIO Council's EForms for EGov Pilot Project
• Marking Up Bureaucracy, by Paul Ford 9/24/2003 [O'Reilly XML.com]
• E-forms team finds power partners, by Patricia Daukantas 9/15/2003 [Government Computer News]
• Power to the paperless, by Joab Jackson 5/26/2003 [Washington Technology]
• Group works on e-forms standards, by Patricia Daukantas 5/7/2003 [Government Computer News]

Articles Related to the U.S. Census Bureau

• Letter of Commendation to Fenestra from the U.S. Census Bureau (PDF)
• Designing Data Collection Instruments (Questionnaires) with Reusable Metadata, by Dennis Wagner and William Samples, U.S. Census Bureau (PDF)
• Going End-to-End: Interoperable E-Business Standards Integrated with End-User and Internal Interactions, by The Data Interchange Standards Association (PDF)
• Building Usability into Electronic Data-Collection Forms for Economic Censuses and Surveys, by Elizabeth D. Murphy, Elizabeth M. Nichols, Amy E. Anderson, M. Diane Harley, and Kimberly D. Pressley (PDF)
  
• Deconstructing the Public Sector, by Tod Newcombe 8/01/2003 [Public CIO Magazine]
• Innovative applications make government more responsive, by Judith Lamont 6/1/2003 [KM World]
• Custom Publishing, by Patricia Daukantas 4/1/2002 [Government Computer News]
• Census Bureau uses XML for fast economic data collection, by Patricia Daukantas 4/1/2002 [Washington Technology]
• Fenestra taking a step forward with data exchange software, by Neil Adler 11/15/2002 [The Business Gazette]
  
• How the US Federal Government is Using XML, by Ken Sall. Presented at the XML 2003 Conference December 7-12, 2003 (PDF)
• Council of Professional Associations on Federal Statistics - Minutes of the Quarterly Meeting, March 8, 2002
• Statistical Commission and Economic Commission for Europe - Joint UNECE/EUROSTAT Work Session on Electronic Data Reporting, Conference of European Statisticians, Geneva, Switzerland, 13-15 February 2002 (PDF)