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Local e-government standards

Local e-government standards. Dave Denison Consultant dave.denison@idea.gov.uk. Everyone needs Standards . “The nice thing about standards is that there are so many of them to choose from” Andres Tannenbaum. “I’ve upped my standards,….now, up yours” Pat Paulsen. Agenda.

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Local e-government standards

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  1. Local e-government standards Dave Denison Consultant dave.denison@idea.gov.uk

  2. Everyone needs Standards “The nice thing about standards is that there are so many of them to choose from” Andres Tannenbaum “I’ve upped my standards,….now, up yours” Pat Paulsen

  3. Agenda • The story so far… • The big issues • A Local e-Government Standards Forum • Summary

  4. The story so far ……

  5. The initial idea A local e-government standards body • Discussion triggered by Socitm • Group of stakeholders develop concept • Discussion document • e-gov@local consultation • IDeA resource allocated • Proposals for introduction

  6. Standards not standardisation • Mixed economy • Facilitate joined-up services • Levels of service not mandated by processes • Bottom up, not top down

  7. The big issues

  8. The hard questions • Objectives • Governance • Funding • Relationships with other organisations • Issues that need a standard • Processes

  9. Benefits of standards • Reduction in development effort • Interoperability between systems • Choice between sources of products and services • Common capability within national projects • An active supply market • Rapid utilisation of emergent techniques and technologies • Reduction in the complexity of procurement

  10. Magic bullet? • Complexity • Legitimacy and credibility • Roles : drafting, accrediting, compliance checking, policing • Processes • Capability • Knowledge span • Standards • Relationships

  11. A Local e-Government Standards Forum

  12. Steering Board Chair LG Stakeholders Other Stakeholders Operational Team {Hosted by IDeA} Manager, Standards Officers, Administration Standards Committee {Topic A} {Topic B} {Topic C} {Topic D} {Topic E} Local e-Government Standards Forum

  13. Which standards? • Smartcards • e-Forms • ….many more! • Need to define topics, range, and level of definition more closely • Need to coordinate with LGOL National Projects that contain standards workstreams

  14. Government Bodies ODPM – LGOL Oe-E National Projects NHS ISB Other Government Departments General Standards Bodies ISO CEN BSI BASDA Syniad Northern Ireland – Solace Scotland – Data Standards Committee Devolved Administrations LASSEO ITSO ….more to follow Specialised Standards Bodies Relationships LeGSF Private Sector

  15. Making it happen • Revised proposals • Funding approvals • Launch programme • Populate the organisation • Commence operation • Delivery

  16. Summary

  17. Let’s get moving Let’s get moving Let’s get moving Let’s get moving Summary • e-GIF already providing framework for all • public sector • Local government needs more specific • standards eg Smartcards • All the stakeholders need to be involved • Everyone supports standards

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