reports generated by Employment Security. However, the information produced in these reports was coded according to information held in other Employment Security databases to which Blair did not have access. Consequently, she attempted to gain access to these databases for the sole purpose of fully understanding the information she had already received.
During this period, Blair also determined that Employment Security was creating an ad-hoc reporting system for its software. Based on this, Blair questioned whether SEDA ought to be developing the SED at all instead of simply using the existing Employment Security system to serve the needs of the economic development community. However, Blair could not access the development of the new reporting system without having a "sign-on" (a user number, password, and security authorization) to access the system. Blair did n
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