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nr. 67
din 26 Mai 2004
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EDITORIAL
01.>>>>Parlament.RO
ROMANIA
02.>>>>Sedintele Consiliului Local Timisoara, live
pe Internet
03.>>>>Romania si Japonia premiate pentru initiativele
in domeniul dezvoltarii tehnologiei informatiei
ACCESS
04.>>>>May '04 Local Gov. Report and Ranking - Top
Banbridge, Bottom Greenwich
E-VOTE
05.>>>>ODPM plans online voter register
E-GOVERNMENT
06.>>>>The 411 on e-gov
07.>>>>E-gov progress on OMB scorecard shifts little
08.>>>>Set the e-standards
POLICY
09.>>>>E-Rulemaking: Information Technology and
Regulatory Policy
10.>>>>Pan-European e-government services: towards
a one-stop shop for VAT?
11.>>>>India's new challenge on technology policy
EDITORIAL
01.>>>>Parlament.RO
Parlamentul, ca institutie prin excelenta reprezentanta a cetatenilor,
trebuie sa fie deschis inovatiilor care faciliteaza legatura
sa cu populatia.
Studiul "Parlament.RO" isi propune sa analizeze prezenta
Parlamentului Romaniei pe Internet. Pe baza analizei, sunt identificate
aspectele pozitive si elementele ce necesita imbunatatiri, pentru
a facilita accesul la informatii si pentru a face procesul legislativ
mai transparent si mai usor de urmarit pentru cetateanul de
rand.
http://www.edemocratie.ro/publicatii/ParlamentRO.pdf
ROMANIA
02.>>>>Sedintele Consiliului Local Timisoara, live
pe Internet
…(Agora News: 21/05/2004)
LASTING System anunta implementarea unei solutii prin intermediul
careia
pe situl Primariei Municipiului Timisoara, s-a putut urmari
in direct
ultima sedinta din actuala legislatura a Consiliului Local Timisoara.
Incepand de acum sedintele de Consiliu Local vor fi arhivate
si se vor
afla pe situl Primariei Municipiului Timisoara, putand fi accesate
in
orice moment.
http://www.agora.ro/news/articol.shtml?id=67161
03.>>>>Romania si Japonia premiate pentru initiativele
in domeniul dezvoltarii tehnologiei informatiei
…(MCTI : 21/05/2004)
Romania si Japonia au primit Premiul Global de Excelenta in
Tehnologia
Informatiei pentru “Initiativele e-Government”. Distinctia
a fost
acordata de WITSA (World Information Technology and Services
Alliance)
in cadrul Congresului Mondial privind Tehnologia Informatiei,
joi, 20
mai 2004.
http://www.mcti.ro/mcti0.html?page=1967
ACCESS
04.>>>>May '04 Local Gov. Report and Ranking - Top
Banbridge, Bottom Greenwich
…(Business2www: 25/05/2004)
Top of the League Table and best site overall was Banbridge,
with
Trafford in second place. At the bottom of the table representing
the
poorest site overall was Greenwich.
For a copy of the full report, please email locgoc.0504@sitemorse.com.
Tests this month indicate that ‘Local Government Sites’ have
the best
“accessibility’ results of all websites tested for our League
Tables -
better than the sites for Central Gov, FTSE 100, Banks, Retailers
and
Lawyers.
http://www.business2www.com/news.html?id=751758809
E-VOTE
05.>>>>ODPM plans online voter register
…(KableNET.com: 20/05/2004)
The Office of the Deputy Prime Minister is asking councils for
their
views on plans for a national online elections register. Known
as CORE
(the co-ordinated online register of electors) the proposals
aim to
standardise local registers allowing users to access data centrally.
The
project would play a key role in an e-enabled general election,
which
the government has said it hopes to hold "sometime after 2006".
http://www.kablenet.com/kd.nsf/Frontpage/CBAD0D2148A3758C80256E9A0038435F?
OpenDocument
E-GOVERNMENT
06.>>>>The 411 on e-gov
…(FCW.com: 25/05/2004)
E-government has expanded worldwide and through all layers of
government.
With that in mind, Federal Computer Week has compiled a list
of
nonfederal e-government Web sites. The 10 sites profiled offer
perspectives on digital government from research organizations,
academic
institutions and European governing bodies.
http://www.fcw.com/fcw/articles/2004/0510/feat-egov-05-10-04.asp
07.>>>>E-gov progress on OMB scorecard shifts little
…(GCN.com: 18/05/2004)
Even after two years of evaluations by the Office of Management
and
Budget, agencies still cannot meet the administration’s goals
for
e-government. OMB released the latest President’s Management
Agenda
scorecard for January through March and only two agencies improved
their
scores since the last ratings in December. The State Department
and the
U.S. Agency for International Development moved to yellow from
red,
while the other 24 agency scores remained the same—two greens,
11
yellows and 11 reds.
http://www.gcn.com/vol1_no1/daily-updates/25953-1.html
08.>>>>Set the e-standards
…(KableNET.com: 12/05/2004)
Two of the UK's most influential IT organisations are to take
responsibility for ensuring that public sector computer systems
are
effectively developed and managed, the Office of the e-Envoy
(OeE)
announced on 10 May 2004.
http://www.kablenet.com/kd.nsf/Frontpage/F66E77FBBDF085E380256E91003BAA3C?
OpenDocument
POLICY
09.>>>>E-Rulemaking: Information Technology and
Regulatory Policy
…(KSG: 25/05/2004)
The Regulatory Policy Program at the John F. Kennedy School
of
Government's Center for Business and Government has released
its
findings and recommendations for new directions in regulatory
policy in
E-Rulemaking: Information Technology and Regulatory Policy.
The report,
being released at the National Science Foundation’s Digital
Government
Research meeting in Seattle, May 23-26, also outlines an agenda
for
future research on E-Rulemaking.
http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/press/releases/2004/erulemaking_052504.htm
10.>>>>Pan-European e-government services: towards a one-stop
shop for
VAT?
…(eGovernment News:18/05/2004)
EU businesses may in the future be able to make their Value
Added Tax
(VAT) declarations through one single European electronic portal.
The
European Commission indeed started on 18 May 2004 a consultation
on the
creation of a pan-European e-service to simplify the administration
of
VAT for businesses engaged in cross-border activities.
http://www.europa.eu.int/ISPO/ida/jsps/index.jsp?fuseAction=showDocument&
documentID=2554&parent=chapter&preChapterID=0-140-194
11.>>>>India's new challenge on technology policy
…(SciDev.net: 17/05/2004)
The surprise defeat of the BJP in last week's Indian election
appears to
reflect widespread resentment that the benefits of rapid technological
innovation have reached only a relatively small section of society.
This
has implications for the whole developing world.
http://www.scidev.net/Editorials/index.cfm?fuseaction=readEditorials&itemid=115&
language=1
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