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Transforming Government since 2001
Do government CIOs have anything to learn from the private sector about e-government and customer relationship management? Well, yes and no. In some cases government agencies are even ahead of the game . . . Australians' love of technology and our reputation as early adopters are helping drive customer relationship management (CRM) and associated e-technologies into government with a vengeance. Helped along by an increasing number of CIOs stepping over from the private to the public sector, CRM is booming and it appears that in many cases the government sector is leading the field.

Weiterlesen: Australia: But Is the Customer Satisfied?

Citing the very high levels of service breadth achieved in 12 months, Accenture has moved Australia into shared fourth place in its latest rankings of global e-government maturity, and singled out the Commonwealth's JobSearch and the Tax Agent Portal for special mention.

Yet Accenture warns that the Commonwealth's federated approach and the silo mentality that pervades agencies and departments are together conspiring to limit citizen use of e-government Web sites. It says Australia must remove both barriers between State and Federal government and barriers within solutions or risk watching its e-government progress stall.

Weiterlesen: Australia: Federated Approach Hampering e-Government

One of the call centres in Australia's Centrelink public service network has been singled out as one of the country's 'call centres of the year'.

Centrelink is a public agency that runs a network of 27 call centres throughout Australia, employing 4500 staff and answering more than 28 million calls a year.

Weiterlesen: Australian govt call centre wins award

Traders are avoiding queues and extra paper work by registering or renewing their business names online, says the Victorian state Minister for Consumer Affairs, John Lenders.

"Businesses are realising this system saves them time and money and a third of all Victorian traders have switched to the new on-line service," Lenders said. "The online service is simple and means no travelling, no queues and no extra paperwork."

Weiterlesen: Australian business benefits from e-govt administration

Western Australia is set to lay out its e-government plans in a strategy document that encourages agencies to avoid the "hindrance of proprietary systems".

To be announced by Premier Geoff Gallop tomorrow, the E-government Strategy for the Western Australian Public Sector will outline plans to move to widespread electronic service delivery by 2010.

Weiterlesen: Australia: Premier Gallop to foster open code

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