The challenge -- The seven suggested reforms -- What do we really mean by e-Government? -- The Past -- The past explored -- The Future -- The future vision -- Comparing the two governance models -- The Present -- Where are we now? -- The Rationale -- Why the drive towards e-Government? -- Building a Bridge to e-Government -- The importance of a holistic framework -- Building a bridge -- The business building blocks -- Working across Agencies -- Cross-strategy considerations -- Sources of Advice and Influence -- The influences you need to consider on your journey -- e-Envoy's Office -- Office of Government Commerce (OGC) -- Senior Responsible Officers -- e-Champions -- Funding -- PPP and PFI -- Single Regeneration Budget -- Invest to Save -- e-Government Technologies -- Enabling technologies -- Creating the Blueprint -- The importance of getting the strategy right -- Understanding where you want to go -- Assessing the 'hot spots' -- Identifying and tackling your hot spots -- Tactical vs strategic -- Designing your own strategy -- A local government elected member -- A citizen responding to local issues/concerns -- A local government front-line worker -- A secondary school teacher creating material for students -- A dairy farmer on the South coast -- A machinist who has just been made redundant in Edgbaston -- An animal inspector -- A flexible government worker -- A minister faced with responding to a written question -- A supplier to the Agency/Ministry -- A new entrant to a government project
Notes
"First published 2003 by Gower Publishing."-- Title page verso
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references and index
Notes
Online resource; title from PDF title page (EBSCO, viewed March 8, 2017)
