That's according to Marie Lowman, a speaker at The National e-Government Summit 2004 which takes place in Dublin on 23 and 24 November. The primary aim of the conference is to provide a forum where key parties within the e-government sector can discuss developments and assess the challenges that lie ahead.
Making the announcement, Mr Price said that the completion of the consolidation project means, for the first time, that a central Department Interface Server (DIS) will provide an efficient, secure and reliable way of delivering electronic services through proven authentication, transaction routing, payments and secure mail components for all Government departments and local authorities.
Weiterlesen: Important milestone reached for Northern Ireland e-Government
Speaking from the Eurochambres Congress 2004 in Vienna today CCI President Mark Staunton said, the EU is continuing to lose competitiveness compared to the leading economies of the world.
Northern Ireland's e-Government Unit has provided a new transactional platform for authorities in the province.
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