EDS Government Journal
Publication for the Global Government Community
EDS Global Government Industry Publishes Third Issue of EDS Government Journal
The EDS Government Journal offers a fresh perspective on the core issues affecting governments today. The forward-looking papers in the Journal articulate clear points of view, and are designed to inspire dialogue, shape discourse and inform the development of value-added solutions for governments worldwide.
The premier issue of the EDS Government Journal, which was devoted to the topic of government transformation, was published in March 2006. The second EDS Government Journal, which explored identity management, was published in January 2007.
EDS Government Journal: Government Supply Chain
Issue three of the EDS Government Journal focuses on the topic of supply chain and logistics and discusses how data visibility and fusion are beneficial to asset-intensive agencies, such as defense, ports, borders and energy agencies. Supply chains are complex and with a variety of players with different goals and objectives, a breakdown in data quality is inevitable. Join industry experts as they discuss how the need for visibility of data, physical operations and players in supply chains and logistics environments is essential to synchronize and secure information.
Download the EDS Government Journal PDF, 4.7M
Download the Individual Journal Essays:
- Letter from Bill Thomas PDF, 241K
- Editor’s Letter PDF, 239K
- Supply Chains to the Rescue PDF, 600K
- The Global Government Supply Chain PDF, 446K
- Government Supply Chain and Logistics: Direction for the Future PDF, 341K
- Port Security: A Key Component of Securing Critical Global Infrastructure PDF, 924K
- Port Community System: A Key Component of the Future Vision for Cargo and Port Security PDF, 456K
- Securing the Handling and Movement of High-Risk Cargo PDF, 1.3M
- Enabling an Information-Driven Battlespace Through Net-Centric Logistics PDF, 502K
- Improved Supply Chain Performance Through Visibility and Forward Vision PDF, 637K
- Logistics Networks Ready to Flex: Agility Driven by the Controlled Explosion of Data and Intelligence PDF, 1.2M
- Conclusion: Logistics Networks in 2028 — Supply Chain Synchronization, Security and Speed Taken as Givens, Give Way to New Horizons PDF, 547K
- Contributors PDF, 643K
Order Copies
Printed copies of the EDS Government Journal are available free of charge. To request a copy of the current issue, download the attached form Word, 35K , fill in all the fields and send to Jeannie McCormick.