SPIN: Society of Public Information Networks: EPI: July 2006

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	Government Connect Responsibility for the Government Connect programme recently migrated from Bolton to Tameside MBC and the North West e-Government Group. Taking on the leadership will, says Janet Callender, create a catalyst that will deliver transformed services across the whole of government.
	Bringing transactions online How do you successfully promote online services and are they value for money? Phil Parker looks at Warwickshire’s pioneering work in the area of library book renewals.
	Voluntary ICT funding shortfall Lack of IT funding is a key factor in voluntary and community sector organisations (VCOs) failing to make better use of available technology. This is one of the main findings of a new online survey, carried out by the ICT Hub and the Worshipful Company of Information Technologists (WCIT).
	Find it, share it, use it Report on the 18th annual conference of the Society of Public Information Networks was held at Holywell Park, Loughborough on 18 May 2006.
	Putting the user in the driving seat By putting the user in the driving seat of intranet development, staff will enthusiastically engage with an intranet they like and which makes them feel empowered. Stuart Webster charts Lincolnshire’s progress towards unifying and empowering the organisation.
	Information Scotland - sharing, improving, connecting SPIN’s 2006 Scottish Conference aimed to provide delegates with the networks and knowledge to make use of their resources to transform services. Liz McGettigan reports on the sessions which looked at both internal and external environments.
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