The e-government conundrum
E-government has not yet achieved a fundamental organisational change because senior management still see it purely as an electronic issue.
Some apparently logical things just don't add up. Let me give you one example. Three men go to a restaurant and have dinner. They each pay £10 towards their £30 bill. The waiter realises the bill should...
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