Posted By admin on November 11th, 2009
Talkstandards.com had an
Open Forum on eGovernment and ICT standardization yesterday. The discussion focused on eGov policies and how eGov strategies...
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Tags: eGov, eGovernment, innovation, interoperability, public services, role of ICT standards, security
Posted By Steve Mutkoski on November 11th, 2009
With the understanding that well-connected government can enhance efficient and effective delivery of services to citizens Governments around the world...
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Tags: data access, eGIF, eGov, eGovernment, organizational interoperability, semantic interoperability
Posted By Oliver Bell on November 11th, 2009
There is no debate that standards have always played an important role in the design and delivery of eGovernment systems, since the mid-1990s we have b...
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Tags: archiving standards, data exchange, eArchiving, eGov, eGovernment, government 2.0, standards
As holder of the rotating presidency of the European Union, Sweden next week hosts a high-level ministerial meeting devoted to the future policies re...
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Posted By Ajit Jaokar on November 11th, 2009
Along with Open source and Open standards, we now have a new phrase; i.e. Open Government.
What does Open Government imply for standards?
Let’s...
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Posted By Tore Hoel on November 11th, 2009
My field is learning technology standardisation. And I would not be a standards man if I did not have an acronym for it. We call it LET standardisation...
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Tags: eGov, eGovernment, governance of standards, LET standards, semantic interoperability, standards, standards catalogue
Posted By Stacy Baird on November 11th, 2009
Technical standards will invariably be articulated in an eGovernment strategy; but typically such standards won’t impede a government’s successful ...
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Tags: change, collaboration, eGov, eGovernment, interoperability, organizational interoperability
Interoperability between ICT systems in the public sector is an important policy objective for the European Union. It is regarded an important means to...
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Tags: accessibility, eEurope Action Plan 2005, eGov, eGovernment, EIF, EU, open source software, privacy, security
comment by arebentisch
"It’s possible that the technically-focused approach contributed a whole lot less to improvements in eGovernment interoperability over the last decade ...
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comment by Ajit Jaokar
Thanks SteveI see some parallels with Semantic Interoperability and 'federated Identity'(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federated_identity) ex: from wikipedia - For example, a traveler could ...
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comment by Steve Mutkoski
Mattias and Ajit-No doubt about it, semantic interoperability presents some huge challenges. My point was not that governments could ...
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comment by Ajit Jaokar
Steve,Good post and also very insightful comment .. I totally agree on the concept of 'moving up the stack' and ...
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comment by Mattias Ganslandt
Steve, I agree that evolution of eGov services require more than technical interoperability. Semantic interoperability presents a particular challenge. This ...
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comment by Steve Mutkoski
NiklasThanks for the post and the interesting questions. I’m having some challenges posting so bear with me if this ...
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comment by Chris Parker
Steve: great piece of research. It validates something I've become increasingly concerned about - the fact that government after ...
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