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2. Integration & Efficiency
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What will we achieve? - the 3 key characteristics of
1. Convenience & Satisfaction
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E-government requirements and expectations - March
E-Government Update - June 2000
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E-government Strategy Update - December 2001
E-government Strategy April 2001
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