The Australian Federal Government's Clustered-Agency IT Outsourcing Experiment

The Australian Federal Government's Clustered-Agency IT Outsourcing Experiment

Two detailed public reports on the Australian Federal Government’s ClusteredAgency Information Technology Outsourcing Initiative were published recently. By analyzing these reports and drawing on additional material from various websites, it was possible to piece together four important lessons from the Australian Government’s A$1.2 billion 1997-2000 IT outsourcing experience. The lessons are: ...

Australian Governments and Health Inequities Project: SUMMARY FOR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

Note: The background and methods related to this project and a comparison of all Australian jurisdictions, along with a short summary for the Federal Government, are contained in the following journal article: Newman L, F Baum & E Harris (2006), ‘Federal, State and Territory government responses to health inequities and the social determinants of health in Australia’, Health Promotion Journal o...

Federal Aviation Agency

AGENCY: Federal Communications

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How To Increase Public E-Services Usage In Governments - A Case Study Of The German Federal Employment Agency

E-services have been gaining increasing importance in the public sector over recent years. But even though e-services help governments in many ways – for example by increasing agency efficiency or enabling citizens to participate in democratic processes – citizen e-services usage rates still lag behind expectations in many countries to date. This article analyzes the reasons why citizens do not...