The Riley Report A periodical with commentary on IT policies and practices by Thomas B. Riley
This is the second in the series five policy papers and their relation to e-government. Research for this paper has shown that the application of Knowledge Management is beginning to grow within many government departments. This paper explores the growing subject matter and offers some case examples. A French translation of this paper can be found here.
This Report on the relationship of Information Management to e-Government is the first of a series of five International Tracking Survey Reports. The next four Reports, to be released over the next four months, deal with Knowledge Management, the Information Society and the relationship of E-government to E-democracy. The Final report in the series will be on the evolution of e-democracy and online consultations. A French translation of this paper can also be found here.
Change Management, E-governance, International Privacy Issues and the Relationship to E-government:
Five Country International Tracking Survey Reports and Analysis Series (2002)
Government and the Invisible Current of Change Remarks to SCOAP Luncheon, January 2002
Comments for Parliament and E-Participation Workshop, November 2001
November 29, 2001 Workshop: E-Participation from the Perspective of the Public Service
September 20, 2001 Workshop: E-Participation from the Perspective of the Public Sector
Government and the Invisible Current of Change Remarks to SAP Canada Inc. Luncheon, October 2001
The Changing Shape of Information Rights in Society INFOETHICS 2000 PARIS 13-15 Nov, 2000
Proceedings of the Information for Accountability Workshop Ghana August 30-31, 2000 (2mb PDF file)