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Wednesday, 17.09.2025
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New report says that the world's top e-government will shift new resources away from electronic service delivery, and into collaborative workflow automation.

Predictions on the Canadian Government Sector in 2005, produced by IDC, suggests that e-service roll-out will be a priority for no more than a quarter of government IT project managers in 2005. This compares with it being a priority for 42 per cent of project managers in a similar survey two years ago.

Read more: Canada looks to next phase of e-government

TIG/IDC study shows more interest in key performance indicators

Electronic service delivery, for years the most important issue for the federal public sector, is not the priority it once was, according to a recent joint IDC/Technology In Government study of public sector IT spending in 2005, which also indicates subtle shifts in the way government sees the role of IT.

Read more: Canada: Government crafts strategies beyond e-service delivery

Telesat to help connect users in Ontario, Manitoba and Quebec

If you live in a remote northern community and your child has a worrisome fever, it can be a long, expensive trip just to get him checked out.

Read more: Canada: Satellite network brings public services to remote sites

In this issue, columnist Dan Perley takes the Canadian government to task for doing little more than paying lip service to the goals of the Kyoto Accord. Rather than hiring Rick Mercer to star in TV commercials encouraging citizens to reduce their energy use, the government could do far more if it took a leadership role in encouraging teleworking, he argues.

Read more: Canada: The public sector should lead by example with teleworking initiatives

WGSC director will discuss online discussion tools and techniques available for civil servants

Prime Minister Paul Martin might not know a lot about IT, but he does know a thing or two about governance, which is a hot topic for IT types these days. Martin, who has been invited to open this year's GTEC event, had not confirmed his presence at press time.

Read more: Canada: IT community of practice a scary proposition for some

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