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PUBLIC SECTOR e-Information - delivery and management

Thursday 4th July, 2002 Victoria Park Plaza London

E-government at national and European level embraces information being kept electronically. Safeguarding the continuity of both government and commercial organisations, meeting statutory legal/audit demands and government regulations is now recognised as a mandatory part of an organisation's information strategy.

All public sector organisation must meet the Modernising Government targets for creating electronic records and delivering services on-line
How will legally binding, "electronic signatures" affect your responsibilities in the growth and use of electronic records for contracts, policies etc, following the EC directives?
Data Protection Act and industry statutory / regulatory requirements demand controlled, efficient access and audit of information / how do you ensure you are compliant?
Within the Freedom of Information Act , public sector organisations must develop disclosure schemes and publishing guidelines to deliver this in an efficient, effective and secure way, but how?
All email , now the main business communication channel, needs to be rigidly controlled registering all email and attachments to meet their statutory legal/audit and regulatory obligations

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