As the OECD noted in a report, âE-Government for Better Governmentâ, published in 2005: The next stage of e-government activity is likely to involve more e-government initiatives that develop services and solutions based on the redesign and joining up of back-office business process and systems.hame is a powerful deterrent and often overcomes greed, especially when you have children and friends who read newspapers.â. So far, though, the story of e-government has been one of quantity, not quality.
Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) is a Department of Defense (DOD) combat support agency. We produce, analyze, and disseminate military intelligence information to combat and non-combat military missions.
The major difference is who they report to and what they focus on. For example, the CIA is the only independent agency in that it only reports to the President (well, technically the DNI but no one actually takes them seriously). In theory, it's the only agency that does all-source analysis of foreign intelligence issues. Most of the other agencies are DOD and report to the Secretary of Defense. DIA, for example, is mainly supposed to focus on military intelligence and related issues. There are a few other agencies/offices that report to other department (for example, the FBI reports to the Attorney General and the Bureau of Intelligence and Research is part of the State Department). Most agencies are divided by the type of intelligence they focus on.