Description
Book SynopsisTechnology has a major role in today's advanced society. In the UK it has been at the centre of Government policies aimed at modernising government and increasing transparency, accountability and governance. However, the reality is that many organisations in the public sector are failing to engage with IT in any meaningful way. This report examines the usage of information technology within housing associations, focusing on the use of technology to extend effective governance through remote access and electronic communication. It also examines current practice in developing and implementing e-strategies, identifies good practice and considers the potential of CIT in enhancing service delivery, achieving accountability and empowering residents
Table of ContentsContent: Remote control, RSLs and e-governance; The context and framework for e-governance: a review of the literature; Research methodology and e-mail survey results; Current CIT usage: results of telephone survey; Case studies; Summary and conclusions.
