InfoPath Dev

I meant would they qualify as an architect?  Since migrating data would be a cumbersome task, a professional with well-known rep would suffice.  And given it's USDA, it would be too much like right for the best.

Would a company like TIBCO qualify?

Yes it's my idea to go down this path.  The CIO staff, in this regard, should be able to fully leverage the tools that they have.  Thanks for making me aware of the the status of InfoPath 2003 and Sharepoint.  Now as far as the version of SharePoint they have, I'm really not sure.  So I do have something to state ...

Not quite.  The issue is that IT spends a lot of money on security.  However, at USDA, they haven't been good at effectively tracking it.  It would be a case of agencies saying they spent x amount of dollars on security.  However, it would never be accurately stated what the money was spent on.  The need ...

I'm an intern in the USDA and I'm working on a project to help them to better track spending, using InfoPath as the selling point.  However, I'm not totally adept at the use of InfoPath in that capacity.  I know that, from Microsoft demos, InfoPath helps companies leverage their forms solution and allows them to effective ...