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Central Government
India targets Google and Skype on data security
First BlackBerry. Now Google and Skype. The government of India not only wants BlackBerry to build data centres within its borders so that its intelligence agencies can more easily monitor communications. It wants Google and Skype to do the same.
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Taiwan reveals e-govt plans at FutureGov Summit China
Speaking to 120 senior government officials at today’s FutureGov ...
Central Government
Australia's open govt data drive
The economic value of government information can increase four-fold within ...
FutureGov TV
Government
Closing the digital and financial divide
Punjab IT Minister reveals challenges and future plans
Education
Educators pursue FutureGov Award
As entries for the FutureGov Awards flood in to meet the deadline for entries, which ...
Government
Philippines' new govt ICT chief on challenges ahead
Ivan Uy, the newly appointed Chairman of the Commission on Information and Communications Technology in ...
Blog
Chinese e-government in the spotlight
Time and again, speakers from Taiwan, South Korea and Japan remarked on the general emphasis of municipal government in China ...
Defining the government transformation agenda
I came into office rather snappily dressed today, as I had a lunch meeting planned with the bank manager - though ...
Technology, politics and the public
“The risk to successful technology programmes is driven by competing and vacillating political agendas; and citizen perceptions and public will”.
Policy
- India targets Google and Skype on data security
- Taiwan reveals e-govt plans at FutureGov Summit China
- Australia's open govt data drive
Central Government
- Singapore govt's answer to YouTube
- Uneven progress for anti-poverty push
- Malaysian tax office rolls out app visibility device
Local Government
- The world’s most sustainable city?
- Seoul tops global cities ranking for e-govt
- Green growth is key to city’s success, says Busan Mayor
Healthcare
Education
- Educators pursue FutureGov Award
- Education network to connect NZ schools
- E-learning campus connects students
Digital Inclusion
- Local govts focus on digital inclusion
- Email with a pen, paper and a mobile phone?
- Social networks: Indonesia's fifth estate?
Technology
- Competition heats up for FutureGov Awards
- A roadmap to managing costs and the environment
- Scientists design cow dung-powered data centre
Security
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Better learning with web 2.0 and virtual worlds
In a visit to Ngee Ann Secondary School yesterday (22 July), FutureGov found students deeply ...
Will Facebook profiles replace govt web sites?
It’s all the rage for ministries and agencies to have a Facebook pages these ...
Singapore awards US$144m EHR contract
A consortium made up by Accenture, Oracle, and Orion Health has won Singapore’s National ...