The UK e-envoy has pledged his commitment to e-government – for the next 11 months at least.
Andrew Pinder the UK e-envoy is now spending the majority of his time with Government departments in an attempt to improve their IT initiatives and the way they deliver services online, he told Government Computing News on 13 May 2003.
A report released Monday predicts that UK public sector spending on technology will grow by 9 percent a year until 2005.
Government departments will be charged for improvements to e-services
The Office of the e-Envoy (OeE) is to start invoicing departments for improvements to e-government services from September.
FARMRITE'S Philip Crawford has welcomed last week's announcement by the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development concerning the development of a new Internet facility to simplify the ordering of cattle ear tags