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	IT Central Government - Strategy - UK �Government to recruit IT project management swat team �IT challenges for 2005 �Make sure of the maximum benefit �DWP plans a massive XP upgrade despite the pilot roll-out disaster �Government measures �Avoid adding risk and complexity to projects to achieve goals rapidly �Pick 'n' mix support for users �Trusts highlight local challenge of IT plan �Wirral lights the way to electronic records �NHS IT Wirral hospital is 'years ahead' on patient records �Sort out citizen database mess, MPs tell Whitehall �Report warns of flaws in NHS IT programme �College to use IP telephony and XML to track student attendance �Sleep out for the night to help homeless children �Thought for the day: E-government - read the small print first �Compliance: Make it work for you �Ministers told to do more to protect UK's critical IT �Bichard criticisms spur Home Office move on national police intelligence network �Suppliers not tempted by police national database �Revenue cannot afford a failure �Data sharing plan 'piggy-backed on ID bill' �Plugging the gaps as e-deadline nears �Plugging the gaps as e-deadline nears �'Disorder and corruption' taking over internet, author claims �Which government departments deliver IT and online services? �Watmore appointed Blair�s CIO �Meeting notes: 26 May 2004 �Head of e-government unveiled �A public service �Your shout �Sun takes StarOffice to Hungary �Public sector IT boom boosts salaries to private sector levels �Debenhams IT chief joins Energis �Make Gateway reviews public to improve success rate of government IT projects �US Navy contract under control, EDS chief insists �ITNet reveals bumper profits for 2003 and Nats contract extension �Data dealings �Thought for the day: Collaborate on ID cards �Victims must speak up to beat cybercrime �Knowledge management: Know thyself... �Cybersecurity task forces prepare for action �Compliance tools unveiled to meet US government legislation �Thought for the day: Government's Big Blue-eyed boy �Outcome of Newham trials could kick start shift to open source by local authorities �Government looks for new IT spending chief �Govt begins search for procurement chief �The next big threat �Security: No place to hide �Government needs an IT supremo �Benefit office U-turn on IT deals �The real deal �EDS fails to bid for �850m Defra outsourcing deal �A tricky calculation �Whitehall acts to marshal UK's security expertise in fight against cybercrime �Will IT stand or fall? �E-government: islands of expertise �Delays may blight health IT plans �OGC cuts broadband red tape �Lessons from America �The leap to Linux: In the virtuous circle �Open source drives government online purchasing �Don't waste years of work �OGC plans to end Whitehall IT flops �Moves to centralise NHS IT deals could stunt progress �Climate of fear in the NHS �NHS to spend up to �60m on private sector IT unit �Thought for the day: Thunderbirds are not e-Go �Doctors still in the dark about NHS IT strategy �Users say IT plan is just more 'dinosaur thinking' �Thought for the day: Delusions of e-government �Wanted: IT tsar to knock Whitehall into 21st century �Corel introduces XML tools �Web site will help councils to meet targets �Lessons from US cyber-law �AOL puts its weight behind broadband and premium services �Meet the reseller: Out of Ireland �MPs value private sector staff �Blair promises to ring-fence IT funds for public services �Information commissioner gets tough �Funding still a problem as minister launches Broadband Taskforce �Strategy clinic: consult the experts �Cable & Wireless announces �800m restructuring �Better broadband uptake will secure London's future �Behind Closed Doors:Public sector enemy number one �Who's footing the bill? �Adobe moves into government sector �Councils welcome e-initiative �Same job, different world �Unions back online curriculum �Send in the tigers to fix public sector IT projects �Debate: Wake up and smell the risk �Audit Commission calls for more e-government support �Opinion:Cash transfusion is not the right remedy for NHS IT �The Government stakes its future on technology �Thought for the day:The speed of state spending �NHS managers want change but see risk in centralising IT �NHS staff give grand IT plan a cautious welcome �Going Steady �President's cyber advisor outlines security plan �NHS e-mail 'base for reforms' Back To A-to-Z Index�>> Project Management! 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