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Driving value through a business process platform
The challenges facing the public sector today are greater than ever, writes Vivek Puthucode, Industry ...
Next generation data centres
Pankaj Sharma, vice president, sales and marketing, Asia Pacific and Japan, explains how APC meets ...
The perpetual collaboration mandate
Globalisation, ecological issues, technological impact and other modern challenges are driving the need for streamlined ...
Shaping governments of the future
Leong Peng Kiong talks about pioneering new ways of building, implementing and operating e-government services.
Asia’s leading government agencies announced
It was an exciting evening at Asia’s 2nd annual Government Technology Awards in Bali, Indonesia – the “Oscars” of Asia’s public sector modernisation efforts – where outstanding government projects across Asia were recognised and rewarded at a regional ceremony in front of an invited guest list of senior government officials from 15 countries.
US e-government satisfaction rising
E-government satisfaction can drive citizens to online channel, lead to ...
12 September 2007 | Feature
Web 2.0 = SOA in the wild
What makes Web 2.0 applications different to the earlier generation of online offerings? In Web 1.0 we were trying to push innovation at users. Now the pressure is the other way – the users are pulling and shaping Web 2.0.
3 May 2007 | Spotlight
Transparent, interoperable, secure: the Office Open XML file format
Oliver Bell, Regional Technology Officer, Microsoft Asia, highlights the importance of choice and compatibility in achieving the maximum benefits through effective XML data representation.
2 May 2007 | Feature
Korean e-government for export
South Korea lends a helping hand – with strings attached.
3 October 2004 | Feature
Introducing the CIO role to Korean government
How the CIO role proved to be a springboard for government IT success in South Korea.
2 October 2004 | Research
Chinese e-government: too hot to handle?
Estimated at US$4.8 billion, China’s market for e-government services now depends upon the development of common national standards.
9 August 2004 | Feature
Engaging Singapore's citizens
As Singapore celebrates its 39th National Day today, it is worth taking a closer look at the achievements one of the region’s e-government leaders writes James Smith.
Why e-government isn’t working
E-government needs to go niche if it is to remain relevant and it needs to ...
City Hall and GIS
Mapping technologies are changing the way city and local government operates.
Singapore govt experiments with social media
The Singapore government is on Facebook. Why? Dr Amy Khor, Member of Parliament, Mayor of ...
Focusing on ends rather than means
A shift to local government delivery, and a rapidly converging IT ecosystem is pressuring the ...