eGovernment

There has been significant success in eGovernment development and deployment in some countries in CEE. However there is still much work to be done in developing services and service delivery in these countries and in evolving eGovernment in the developing nations. One of the key questions: what role does and can the government play in the society of the 21st century?

Our eGovernment reports create a forum for open dialogue on the sharing of best practices in eGovernment in the region, benchmarking and strategies for the next three years, allowing the development of a roadmap for future eGovernment policy.

Content is developed from leading figures in the political arena, with eStrategies interviewing senior ministers, along with industry leaders and technical experts. In-depth independent case studies and articles foster a culture of learning from the experience of others.

Over the next year, eStrategies will closely examine the areas that have been identified as critical to the success of eGovernment deployment and the main hurdles facing the public sector.

Looking at eGovernment from an application and service delivery perspective as well as examining the role of the public-private partnership and creating trust on both sides of the equation.

Recent developments have allowed us to look at the importance of eProcurement in the public sector and how this is impacting government efficiency. Please contact us for further details.

For further information please contact William Rubin, Head of eGovernment: wrubin@bpl.uk.com