by Tom | Aug 28, 2003 | Government
PRISMA WHITE PAPERS is the output of an EU e-government project. Lots of reading there.
by Tom | Jul 29, 2003 | Government
Next LS elections only with EVMs discusses the recent decision for India to go all-electronic voting – they’ll need nearly a million voting machines. Astonishing.
by Tom | Jul 28, 2003 | Government
Thanks to headshift for the link to the OeE’s Web guidelines. I’ll be helping to produce a LAWs-based subset of these guidelines in the next few months, so I guess I better get reading.
by Tom | Jul 25, 2003 | Government
El Reg runs a great article explaining that governments should (be able to) ask for open source solutions. This isn’t anti-competitive, quite the opposite. If Microsoft doesn’t want to bid on this kind of contract, then so be it.
by Tom | Jul 25, 2003 | Government
The CAB has responded to the OeE’s intermediary consultation paper.Their three key areas are:common method of authenticationmaking and tracking claimsappearance and usability of online formsWe touch on two of these (not authentication) in LAWs. Joined-up...
by Tom | Jul 24, 2003 | Government
Government Goes Online shows a strange disconnect between consumer sophistication and usage of government services online. The UK is low at 13% reach, which makes some sense, but to have South Korea at 23% is astonishing.
