15 think pieces on the future of e-government

Towards transformation draws together "think pieces" by 15 people from various stakeholder groups, who were invited to contribute their views on the future of e-government in New Zealand.

Each contributor’s background is summarised at the beginning of his or her piece.

The think pieces

Stephen Blyth

• An e-government response to the climate change crisis: Tapping into citizen creativity

Sean Burns

• Tomorrow's e-government today: Government and vendors?

Stephen Coleman

• The challenge of conversational democracy

Matt Dodd, Josie Fenwicke, David Tredger

• Youth voices on the future

Tara Hunt

• Government 2.0: Architecting for collaboration

Miriam Lips

• Fostering innovation as a requirement for transforming government

Chris Lipscombe

• Hats off for active engagement

Gerry McGovern

• Better customer service is the future for e-government

Rose O’Neill

• Transformation: The future of public management in New Zealand

Chris Roberts

• Information assurance and security

Stephen Thorpe

• Facilitating effective online participation in e-government

Yih-Jeou Wang

• E-government 2020: A transformed public service delivering personalised public sector services

Andy Williamson

• Involving citizens: The key to effective eDemocracy.