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| title |
E-Government - Learning from Success, Avoiding the Pitfalls |
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Graham Walker |
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| affiliation |
gov3 - government in the third millennium |
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| abstract |
The aim of this talk is to present details about the
Gov3 Portfolio Management Framework. The Framework sets out
a research-based and empirically-tested methodology for selecting the
portfolio of e-government projects which is optimal given the unique
social, economic and political context within which a government
operates. The Gov3 Portfolio Management Framework is based
on a set of principles and covers four key phases: Scoping,
Prioritisation, Portfolio Selection and Portfoloio Management. |
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| slides |
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| bio |
Graham Walker is one of the Managing Partners of
gov3. He is a former senior UK civil servant with
extensive experience of information society government strategy
development and implementation. Before leaving the UK civil service
in July 2004, he was the Director of Strategy in the Office of the
e-Envoy in the UK Government Cabinet Office where he played leadership
roles in developing the Government's digital inclusion, e-government,
e-commerce, and broadband strategies. As part of this role he also
led the UK Government team that worked with industry to launch the
Home Computing Initiative in the UK in 2004. Graham also led the
transactional services strand of the UK's 2004 Efficiency Review Team
identifying £1.3 billion per annum of cost efficiencies in the
delivery of the UK Government's transactional services. Graham has a
Masters in Social Policy and Planning from the London School of
Economics and a First Class Honours Degree in Policy Studies from
the University of North London. He is married with two young sons
and he lives in London in the UK.
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