Tuesday, May 21, 2013

Effective e-Government 2009

Charting a winning course for Telkom SA

Written by Nombulelo Moholi, Managing Director: Telkom SA business unit

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Along with other communications companies the world over, Telkom has to contend with a challenging and rapidly evolving environment, marked by intensifying competition, a changing regulatory landscape and technological advances, particularly convergence.
 

Self-service portals will boost delivery to citizens

Written by Allie Khan, MD, SMC Enterprise

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With the new government barely ushered in and sitting down in the proverbial hot seat, expectations are already high among a vocal electorate.
   

Processes drive service delivery

Written by Leon Briel, Managing Director, Executive Business Solutions

 

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Some of the challenges facing the public sector today include the need to improve organisational efficiency, minimise risks, enforce organisational policies and government regulations and reduce internal process complexity.
 

Finding the full solution

Written by Motseki Majake, senior manager – Government MTN SP

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The need for mobility in the public sector is as pressing as it is in any other sector, and for MTN, the ability to provide not just a connection but also a set of services around the connection is of utmost priority.
   

Generating growth through fixed-mobile convergance

Written by Geofrey Ntoele, Telkom Group Executive: National sales and marketing operations

 

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As the name implies, fixed-mobile convergence (FMC) describes the trend towards the integration or seamless connectivity between fixed-line and mobile services and technologies to create a single communications network.
 

Pulling out all the stops on e-Government

Written by Brian Seligmann, Senior Manger, Data MTN

 

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A recent study undertaken by the World Bank found that mobile networks today constitute the world’s “largest distribution platform and create a major development opportunity.”
   

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