Information resource management in public administration: a decade of progress
Forest Woody Horton · Aslib Journal of Information Management · 1985
A decade ago, on 27 December 1974, the Congress of the United States passed a Law creating a commission to study why the paperwork and red‐tape burdens being imposed on citizens, businesses and institutions by the US Federal Government, had become so excessive and burdensome — both in real economic terms and in terms of what we call in our country the psychological or government ‘hassle factor’.