E-government... e-minister... essential?

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Electronic government. Mention it and people start to switch off. Match people's thoughts to it, and you'll get a list of key phrases that runs like this: pie in the sky; broken promises; failure to deliver; ministerial backpeddling; EDS; electioneering; spin doctors.

By editorial@silicon.com

Tuesday 24 October 2000

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