It will increase government efficiency and enable us to account better for how your money is spent. I've talked a lot in recent months about what's known as e-government. The move to e-government means we can provide services to you 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Not only is dealing with state government about to become easier, we're eventually going to do our work at less cost. Now, we're combing through the information from that test to search for possible bugs.
People grow accustomed to certain routines.
Changing those patterns, especially suddenly, can stir up opposition and resentment. Those feelings may be running higher as a result of the decision to go for the big bang. Arkansas is going for broke in July, but it has spent many months in planning and design to ensure there are no glitches on D-day. We believe we're ready for July 1, which the magazine describes as D-day. I'm proud to be able to say Arkansas is first in something rather than 48th, 49th or 50th.