by Tom | Apr 25, 2005 | Government
Public Take-Up of eGovernment Services suggests that ministers aren’t behind e-gov, so no wonder it’s not widely used by the public. Nice use of They work for you as well.These few simple examples show that if the government expects public take-up...
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 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.
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