Thread Subject: AT Definition

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From: Diane Golden
Date: Wed, May 30 2007 8:20 AM


Per all the discussion on AT definition, I think the best we can do is leave
the current definition as is (there seems to be no dissent on what is there)
and I'll add a note at the end that says it was suggested that a list of AT
be included but there was no consensus on that addition. Alternative
suggestions were to reference outside lists, like CAP and Natl Public AT web
site, and/or ask federal agencies to identify AT they use. That way we
provide all the info to the TEITAC as a whole for action at the July
meeting.

In a separate email, I will send out information on the definition of "E&IT"
and "Product" along with the discussion from the plenary meeting on those
terms.

Diane


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