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Wednesday, 3.07.2024
eGovernment Forschung seit 2001 | eGovernment Research since 2001
Donegal, Kildare and Monaghan County Councils have been shortlisted for the Local Government category in the annual e-Government awards to be announced early in the New Year.

Read more: Ireland: Three councils make e-Government awards nominations

M-government has been named as a growth area following a survey which says that the public wants the ability to interact with government via mobile phones.

Puca, a mobile messaging and data services provider, commissioned research company Amarach Consulting to undertake the survey of Ireland's mobile phone users, almost half of which said they would be interested in communicating with the government and public sector departments using their mobile phones.

Read more: Irish people want m-government: survey

ESRI has landed a deal with a property valuation agency in Northern Ireland which will see it re-value property throughout region.

The Valuation and Land Agency of Northern Ireland has awarded a contract to an ESRI Ireland-led conglomerate to implement a GIS- (Geographic Information Systems) based system which will enable it to re-evaluate all properties in Northern Ireland to gain a more accurate property valuation and to comply with industry standards.

Read more: ESRI in EUR1m Northern Ireland e-gov deal

The need to provide better public services more efficiently and at lower cost is driving unprecedented change in the way Government interacts with its citizens.

The European Union wants Government services to be accessible online by 2005, and many public sector organisations are making good progress towards this goal.

Read more: Ireland: Improving Health Of E-Government Drive

Greater transparency and implementation of best practice will help to fuel the growth of successful e-government initiatives around the world.

That's according to Marie Lowman, a speaker at The National e-Government Summit 2004 which takes place in Dublin on 23 and 24 November. The primary aim of the conference is to provide a forum where key parties within the e-government sector can discuss developments and assess the challenges that lie ahead.

Read more: Ireland: More transparency will fuel e-gov

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