E-Government, 2003 (IBM Endowment Series on the Business of Government)

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Summary: E-Government WannBees
Review: Reading E-Government 2003 was a lamentable flashback to reading the first E-Government Book - co-edited by Mark Abramson and Grady Means of the now "absorbed" PwC Consulting. I marvel at how skillfully these people manage to recycle their own compost material with nary a raised eyebrow from the literate and clearly somnambulist public. To add hilarity to this re-hashed litany of E-Government's fits and starts is the exchange of Therese Morin for Grady Means as co-author? of this 2003 version- of a merit less book... In this respect, E-Gov 2003 is where E-Gov 2002 should have been- at the infancy of IBM's capability in E-Government. Someday soon, IBM consulting will realize its mistake in buying the worst of PwC as readers can clearly surmise from reading their worthless products.

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Summary: gov online
Review: Reading E-Government 2003 was a lamentable flashback to reading the first E-Government Book - co-edited by Mark Abramson and Grady Means of the now "absorbed" PwC Consulting. I marvel at how skillfully these people manage to recycle their own compost material with nary a raised eyebrow from the literate and clearly somnambulist public. To add hilarity to this re-hashed litany of E-Government's fits and starts is the exchange of Therese Morin for Grady Means as co-author? of this 2003 version- of a merit less book... In this respect, E-Gov 2003 is where E-Gov 2002 should have been- at the infancy of IBM's capability in E-Government. Someday soon, IBM consulting will realize its mistake in buying the worst of PwC as readers can clearly surmise from reading their worthless products.

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Summary: gov online
Review: The state of progress of egovernment in the US federal and state governments. Federal and State Websites are rated.