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Technology to Help Public Services Perform Better in Ireland

A number of projects in Ireland were either never started or were abandoned according to report from the Comptroller and Auditor General (C&AG). The report reveals that 143 projects were planned for the e-Government initiative, out of which 24 projects never started.

A number of projects in Ireland were either never started or were abandoned according to report from the Comptroller and Auditor General (C&AG). The report reveals that 143 projects were planned for the e-Government initiative, out of which 24 projects never started.

Out of 143 projects, 86 projects are fully alive and 45 are in progress. The report also shows that cited budget overruns such as the Public Services Broker, which was intended to be the central point of access for citizen information. It was originally supposed to cost

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