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Tag Archives: strategy
Government IT costs – the bloggers’ view
Once again, the quality commentary on the latest reports into government IT spending is coming from blogs. Simon Dickson: The real story, such as it is, is the Committee’s apparent recognition that the current process – reliant on a small … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Government IT
Tagged blogging obsessions, cabinet office, government, it, strategy
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Bookmarks for February 23rd through April 4th
I find this stuff so that you don’t have to. Reaping the benefits of shared services – Interesting interview with @terryhuggins on the shared services arrangement between South Holland and East Lindsay councils. UK IT Strategy Sets the Pace for … Continue reading
Posted in Bookmarks
Tagged Blogging, cabinetoffice, cms, coi, communications, directgov, facebook, government, hyperlocal, ict, innovation, itstrategy, localgovernment, privacy, publicsector, sharedservices, southholland, strategy, tomloosemore, uk, ukgovit, web, wordpress
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Future of local gov IT strategy
Gotta love blogging local government types. Great post here from Warwickshire County Council’s Jim Morton about their developing IT strategy. My favourite bit: 1. Embrace the practice of using ICT as a Utility: It is now possible to consume software, … Continue reading
Posted in Government IT
Tagged Blogging, ict, it, local government, strategy, technology
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Bookmarks for January 27th through February 19th
I find this stuff so that you don’t have to. Big Society – if the price is right – Interesting views on Big Society from a blogging councillor within my local district. The impact of IT decisions on organizational culture … Continue reading
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Tagged bigsociety, cllrblogging, cloud, collaboration, community, culture, digitalcllr, futuregov, government, huddle, innovation, it, local, localgovernment, opendata, opengovernment, opensource, organiser, place, publicservices, socialmedia, strategy, ukgc11, ukgovcamp
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6 objectives for public service digital engagement
One thing that really came out of the social media strategy seminar we ran last week was that it’s vital for an organisation to have a decent handle on just why they want to be doing this stuff. I think … Continue reading