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E-Government strategies, and the policies and
regulatory activities required to develop and govern
a Digital Society are often developed as loosely
connected or even separate activities. Recognizing
this risk, the Digital Society strategy takes a
highly integrated approach, with careful lines of
responsibilities and accountabilities, and a special
office to support integration.
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Here are some of the opportunities that Digital
Society projects offer: |
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Streamlining Government services to citizens
and business, better, faster service, and
reduced bureaucracy. |
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Supporting the growth of knowledge-based
industries and developing a local ICT sector.
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Supporting a more competitive environment.
This will result in better service and
reduced costs to customers. |
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Providing employment for nationals.
Knowledge-based employment offers the best
prospects for growth, while providing
relatively well-paid jobs. |
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Providing new and improved health, education
and entertainment facilities. |
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Higher levels of security. |
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IMTAC provides consulting services that
help governments and ministries achieve
their e-Governance objectives. |
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