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Information technology in government in Africa: an overview

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Zwangobani, E

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TextPublication details: [s.n.] St. MichaelBB 1988Description: 13 pAction note:

3/7/00 M2LMGR

Summary: Gives an overview of policy in the public sector. Concludes that policies need to be formulated to deal with such issues as hardware acquisition and utilisation maintenance; manpower recruiting and training; information system priorities which are in tune with governments' own development priorities; centralisation/decentralisation of computing resources; sharing of data between Ministries etc.

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Gives an overview of policy in the public sector. Concludes that policies need to be formulated to deal with such issues as hardware acquisition and utilisation maintenance; manpower recruiting and training; information system priorities which are in tune with governments' own development priorities; centralisation/decentralisation of computing resources; sharing of data between Ministries etc.

3/7/00 M2LMGR

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