ITWeb asked local CIOs what features at the top of their wish lists.
Municipalities are looking to go digital, rolling out broadband networks and providing e-services to citizens.
SOA has been heavily hyped in recent years. What lies behind the marketing and what can SOA really deliver?
Business intelligence is on the verge of both top-down and bottom-up waves in adoption.
High-quality, low-cost call centres are one thing, but government wants to win at the BPO game.
Municipalities provide managed services. IT companies can too, if they`re smart.
The paperless office is a dream not likely to become reality for the foreseeable future.
Efficiently managing IT assets can save IT departments time, resources and money. Why then isn't ITAM being adopted at high speed?
Increasing data volumes, changing storage technologies, regulation, legislation and day-to-day operations have turned the storage arena into a battleground for overall control.
Despite many problems, public sector IT has never looked healthier. With some strategy, it could resolve serious socio-economic issues.
Fans of BPM claim it is the answer to two long-standing IT issues: breaking down business silos and uniting IT and business.
SMEs may be small in revenue or staff complement, but their IT requirements are equal to those of their larger counterparts.
Management can no longer claim ignorance when things go wrong, as compliance is critical and ensuring it is sustained is even more important.