The aim is
clear - effective management of published content. But commissioning
a Content Management System raises a host of complex issues ranging
from e-government to systems integration and cultural change. Danny
Budzak helps us through the maze
What makes
for a good government website is the key question addressed by the
e-Envoy's 'Quality Framework'. The document finds strongly in favour
of a human-centred approach to web design. John Knight and Marie
Jefsioutine of User-Lab consider the implications.
The NHS has
in recent years blazed a trail through the field of public interactive
services. Bob Gann reviews current developments and foresees further
exciting times ahead.
The
Government's vision that adding an e-dimension will go a long way
to revitalising democracy is currently raising much discussion and
activity. Online discussion forums are a key element in the debate.
Des Farrington considers the practicalities.
What
is knowledge management and how should we set about developing a
knowledge-sharing culture in the public sector? Lindsay Oulds shares
Bromley's experience.
Cascading
style sheets are an effective way of ensuring users see your website
just as you intended them to. With disability legislation giving
new urgency to how text is presented, Goff Sargent provides a brief
introduction to some of the key issues and - as ever - a few tricks
along the way.
Getting
the telephony right will be the crucial first practical step for
many emerging regional public sector partnerships, says Stuart Cowie.
Here he looks at the experience of the Devon Consortium.