Speaking at the IPD Open Day First Generation of E-filers presentation ceremony, Tang said the next wave of e-government hadgone beyond putting information online and would offer e-options to the delivery of government services in e-corporations, e-citizens in a customer-oriented environment.
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Speaking at the Intellectual Property Department Open Day First Generation of E-filers presentation ceremony, Mr Tang said the department has upgraded its customer-oriented e-services with the launch of an electronic filing system for trademark, patents and designs.
Under the new strategy, the Hong Kong government will group the related e-government services into a number of service clusters having regard to the specific needs of the individual customer segments.
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According to Zhang Huiming, Vice Director of Qingpu District’s Informatisaton Commission, the development of services online is an ongoing process that needs to reflect changes within the entire system of government.
The municipal government of Zhengzhou, Central China's Henan Province, published an assessment of local government websites last month.