DDTC Launches Effort to Improve Information Exchange with Industry
The State Department’s Directorate of Defense Trade Controls is planning to change its State of Registration Form to “allow for more automated processing” as the first part of an effort to “modernize its information management systems over the next years,”…
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the agency said in recent days (here). The updated form was sent to the White House’s Office of Management and Budget, and industry will have an opportunity to comment after approval, said DDTC. “In addition, DDTC is creating an external user stakeholder group that will meet on an ongoing basis as we customize and deploy the case management system,” said the agency. “The stakeholder group will provide feedback and testing as we implement the modernized system.” State directs those interested in joining the group to contact Karen Wrege at Wregekm@state.gov.