UAE: Ministry of Tourism & Antiquities progresses towards the new era of e-Government, with WaveGRP™
Tourism is becoming one of the most important industries in the world today, with ever changing needs and requirements.' Her Excellency Dr. Alia Boran Minister of Tourism and Antiquities stated. 'Based on our national tourism strategy, and due to the utmost importance of institutional development as a whole, it became a necessity to review and develop our operational procedures in order to achieve our objectives, and increase our Ministry's performance in particular and the tourism sector in general. Accordingly, the decision was made to deploy a comprehensive GRP solution that would enable us to operate more seamlessly, increase performance and facilitate procedures, in order to meet the global challenges facing this vital sector.'
USA: E-government battered in conference bill
The Office of Management and Budget had hoped conferees negotiating a final version of the spending measure would adopt a provision overriding language in other spending bills that prohibits agencies from transferring money to e-government projects without a 15-day advance notice to Congress.
USA: Despite ratings slips, OMB calls PMA scorecard requirements ‘very reasonable’
Karen Evans, OMB’s administrator for e-government and IT, said the milestones and requirements to achieve the coveted “green” scorecard rating—the highest score—are sufficient and resulted from negotiations with the top brass at all federal agencies.
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern: Enge Grenzen überschreiten
Die Verwaltungsreform in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern ist viel diskutiertes Thema in der Politik. Wir sprachen mit dem SPD-Landtagsabgeordneten Detlef Müller.
Schleswig-Holstein: Staatssekretär Klaus Schlie aus Mölln soll in der Landesbürokratie aufräumen
LN-Redakteur Martin Stein hat beim Staatssekretär im Finanzministerium in Kiel nachgefragt, als er jetzt beim Möllner CDU-Ortsverband über seine Arbeit in der Landeshauptstadt berichtete.