New Zealand Government re-launches its e-Government strategy
The New Zealand Government has again launched its e-Government strategy to provide more e-Governance skills.
e-Government Strategy Released in New Zealand
In New Zealand, the State Service Ministry has launched the 2006 e-Government Strategy.
Indian Government holds meet of IT investors in Belgaum
The State Government of Bangalore, (India) is planning to hold an IT investors meet in Belgaum in the end of November. Government is trying to attract IT companies to the tier-II city.
Government department in New Zealand goes for open source
The Companies Office, a unit of the Ministry of Economic Development in New Zealand, has launched a new website, based on
New Zealand performing well in achieving e-Government goals
Teresa Bozelli, US-based IDC managing director and public sector expert, says that New Zealand is well placed to achieve a seamlessly integrated, single point of access for publicly held information.
UN charter empowers disabled persons to access ICT
To enable persons with disabilities, the United Nations (UN) has adapted one clause that empowers disabled people to access ICT […]
New Zealand: SSC to buy new server for e-Government programme
The State Services Commission (SSC) of New Zealand wants to buy new server and storage hardware for the e-Government programme.
Balancing the inequalities of information access
[This article was published in the August 2006 issue of the eGov Magazine (http://www.egovonline.net) ]
Knowledge is power and information is the vehicle that conveys knowledge. Yet many citizens experience digital exclusion in addition to traditional forms of control. Where access to ICTs is available, individuals enjoy new opportunities to learn and communicate. They gain access to a wider range of information. However, others have a vested interest in mediating this flow of information and restricting access
ccTLD in Afghanistan
[This article was published in the May 2006 issue of the eGov Magazine (http://www.egovonline.net) ]
ccTLD supportive software CoCCA enables the best practice environment and views policy development, core technical functions and commercialisation as discrete administrative functions to incorporate Afghanistan into developing domain
