Features
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If the Conservative Party wants to scrap identity cards, it should also scrap or reduce plans to fingerprint passport applicants, argues SA Mathieson
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David Blunkett has attracted his share of flak from opponents of the government's IT policies, but he conveys a more nuanced view than some may expect. Mark Say writes
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The Army has increased the business potential of its Unit Computing system by moving to a centralised server model. From GC magazine
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Incoming Socitm president Steve Palmer tells GC magazine that government is learning how to cope with the pitfalls of the rapid evolution of IT. Mark Say writes
News
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The Northern Ireland Executive has launched a Directgov-style online portal using themes to provide access to public information and services
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The Department of Health is planning to pilot the use of a three figure England-wide phone number for non-emergency healthcare services
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Parliament's Public Accounts Committee says that Crown Court trials are being delayed by a case management system that has 'seen better days'
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A Welsh local authority is planning to use biometric identification systems to establish cashless dining systems in its primary and secondary schools
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Market Intelligence
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Reports
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Comment
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Nesta's survey suggests people have an ambivalent attitude towards online public services, writes Mark Say
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A recently published report finds that CCTV systems do not have a significant effect on crime when used for surveillance of streets, writes SA Mathieson
Events
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Driving efficiencies in public sector IT
Thurs 10 September 2009
Inmarsat, London -
Unified Communications and collaboration in the public sector
Thurs 24 September 2009
Inmarsat, London
