A new study by the United Nations has found Ireland performing well in e-government, but still behind many other European countries and the United States.
An official body set up by the Irish Prime Minister has launched an attack on the country's e-government programme
The Irish Government should look beyond putting services online and rethink its overall IT strategy, according to a critical official report.
The winner of the all-important Public Services Broker tender should be announced by the end of this month, Ireland's e-Minister said at an e-government briefing.
The Information Society Commission is calling for a rethink of the Government's electronic information policy.
The advisory body says the e-government strategy should concentrate more on public service reform rather than the novelty of providing services on-line.
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Enterprise Minister, Ian Pearson today outlined the government’s vision on the way forward for joining-up public services in Northern Ireland.
The Minister was addressing delegates attending the Society of Information Technology Management (SOCITM) Conference, the first event of its kind to be held in Belfast.