by Tom | Jun 30, 2005 | Government
Some recent e-Government news I hadn’t picked up on:Interview with Jim Fitzpatrick (my new minister – I haven’t met him yet)Interview with Marcus Robinson of Accenture (one of my advisory group members)Launch of Together we Can
by Tom | Jun 29, 2005 | Government
Interesting World Bank seminar and presentations asking How Relevant is US and Canadian e-gov experience to Developing Countries?
by Tom | May 31, 2005 | Government
Apparently the UK is way ahead in value terms for public sector IT spend at one quarter of EU spend. We’re not top per capita, so this figure isn’t as crazy as it sounds.
by Tom | May 27, 2005 | Government
A written question about e-government related in Hansard. One of the few mentions that e-gov gets.
by Tom | Apr 26, 2005 | Government
EU stats on e-Government usage. Some interesting reading – UK is rising, and is higher than the 15% number I’ve seen.
by Tom | Apr 25, 2005 | Government
An unusual survey of e-Government in cities; the “e-Citizenship for All” benchmark survey. There are some sparse results in there, such as the shift of e-Government from a simple response to legislation to an agenda item within councils. The negativity...
