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Governments face unique challenges, delivering a multitude of services to society often in a politically-charged environment. This track provides special presentations to provide strategies to address the next phases of e-Government, including the challenges of privacy, security, integration and service delivery.
Re-engineering the Face of Government
(41F)
9:00 - 10:00 13 November 2003
John Kost
Many e-Government strategies are too limited to make a real difference with citizens. We present lessons and examples of best practice in the area, as well as an overview of the technologies that make good e-Government possible.
- What are key examples of e-Government that work
- What technologies enable effective e-Government
- Which ROI issues surround enterprise approaches to e-Government
ROI in Government: Toward the Public Value of IT
(42C)
10:30 - 11:30 13 November 2003
Andrea Di Maio
Business and technology executives in government must decide which IT initiatives to fund, delay and discard. We explore issues central to developing a sound relationship between IT and individual departments and agencies - and how to meet the challenge of co-operation.
- What investment criteria and categories should be used for assessing investment proposals
- How can the value of IT be defined in a government context
- How can government IT programs be assessed to ascertain their real value
Proven Practices in Tough Times for Leading Public Sector IS Organisations
(44F)
14:00 - 15:00 13 November 2003
John Kost
Pressure on reduced government IT funding does not correlate with a reduction in responsibility or need. This conflict requires an innovative approach to strategies, procurement and delivery models. CIOs can learn proven practices to help guide their decisions.
- What are the key lessons learned by IS organisations that have delivered results under constraints
- What viable options are available to achieve results in a cost constrained environment
- What is your enterprise risk management profile
Public Policies for Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP)
(45E)
15:30 - 16:30 13 November 2003
Andrea Di Maio Rich Mogull
CIP is achieved through a combination of policies, regulations, research and development (R&D) and industry guidelines. Governments and industry must choose from several CIP policy options. Understand the best way to approach this challenge.
- What are governments doing to protect critical infrastructure
- How can policies for CIP be crafted and acted upon
- What are the critical success factors for CIP
Government Industry Panel
(46D)
17:00 - 18:00 13 November 2003
Richard Harris Andrea Di Maio John Kost Government CIOs
A panel debate to conclude the Government Track, answering the hot issues of Symposium/ITxpo and taking audience questions.
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