Bayern investiert 10 Millionen Euro in Ausbau des E-Government
Der bayrische Staatskanzleichef Erwin Huber hat heute auf der IT-Messe SYSTEMS 2005 in München zusätzliche Investitionen im Bereich E-Government angekündigt. "Unser Ziel ist der optimale Verwaltungs-Service zu jeder Zeit und an jedem Ort", erklärte Huber, der sich zurzeit ein Pöstchengerangel um den Sessel des bayrischen Ministerpräsidenten mit Innenminister Günther Beckstein liefert.
Frankreich und die Biometrik
Content management grows up
Government Web sites have changed dramatically over the past five years. The number of pages published by state, local and federal agencies has grown exponentially — as have the expectations of citizens, businesses and other government agencies.
The need for compliance with regulations for everything from record retention to accessibility highlights the need for more than just simple editing and posting tools.
UK: Government on target with national project transfer
Speaking at a House of Lords reception, Fitzpatrick denied that the government had abandoned the projects, saying the national programme had “come to the end of its allotted life”.
China/Hong Kong: Gov't to launch one-stop portal in mid-2006
The portal will group related government information and services into different service clusters based around the needs and expectations of citizens and businesses. Customer research will be conducted at stages to provide input to the design and information/services grouping.