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EPISODE · Oct 5, 2012 · 28 MIN

The Ongoing EGovernment Evolution

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With the emergence of new trends like open government and open data, there is a perception by many that eGovernment is yesterday's news, and has largely been completed. In a candid conversation, Barbara-Chiara Ubaldi, head of the OECD's eGovernment unit, explains that there is much work still to be done to bring eGovernment into the daily work of the public sector. For more information about this interview, including links and downloads - see gov20radio.com

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With the emergence of new trends like open government and open data, there is a perception by many that eGovernment is yesterday's news, and has largely been completed. In a candid conversation, Barbara-Chiara Ubaldi, head of the OECD's eGovernment unit, explains that there is much work still to be done to bring eGovernment into the daily work of the public sector. For more information about this interview, including links and downloads - see gov20radio.com

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