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...
by Tom | Apr 25, 2005 | Government
East Riding council has gone well beyond the norm in outsourcing to an international company for its revenues and benefits, customer services and IT among others. The customer services, especially, is a substantial move. They’re looking to get business from...
by Tom | Apr 21, 2005 | Government
I always forget that the Official Journal of the European Union is called TED for something like Tenders daily. So now I shouldn’t!
by Tom | Mar 31, 2005 | Government
Mike Cross takes an interesting perspective on the government connect launch in Local solution to the identity crisis. His thesis: if we get a near-universal spread of IDs for LA transactions, will we need a national identity card?
by Tom | Mar 29, 2005 | Government
Councils fear IT funding drought after hitting e-government targets. SOCITM launches out about three years too late on the local e-gov programme.
by Tom | Mar 29, 2005 | Government
Mike Cross of the Guardian writes a friendly article on the e-Democracy National Project.
