Articles Related to e-government initiatives

Toronto placed a respectable 11th out of 30 cities examined in the Digital Cities Index 2022 (DCI), an inaugural ranking produced by Economist Impact...

Union workers said the assessment report on Ontario's trouble-plagued Social Assistance Management System did not cover critical infrastructure and performance issues

While new European Union (E.U.) member countries must meet key requirements on e-government initiatives to fit in with the union's goal of creating an advanced information society, many of the countries are being hindered by poor communications and IT infrastructure, a new report claims.

E-government has meant more than service delivery to citizens and businesses in New Brunswick, according to IDC Canada Ltd.

The South Korean government, through its Ministry of Information and Communications' iPark division, is looking to strengthen ties with the Philippines by helping the country roll out its e-government initiatives.

A recent study conducted by IDC Canada Ltd. for IT services firm CGI Group Inc. and Microsoft Canada Co. found that e-government solutions put in place by the province of New Brunswick proved to be well-accepted by citizens