Every government has
the obligation to take care spending public funds. For that reason
regional, national and even international rules have been set in
place. You're not allowed to exclude providers or suppliers nor to
promote them without good cause. You are supposed not to gain from an
assignment or order (read bribery). Unfair competitive advantages
(specific product or brand requests) nor between company agreements
(cartel) are allowed. The procurement must be transparent and all
information must be publicly available. And anyone selected for
providing the goods or services must be a respectful and trusted
supplier. And, we're economic: spending should be minimal.
NewtOnICT is about new things on ICT business and government policy. It also refers to a newt (one of my favorite animals, not to be confused with a nerd) and to Isaac Newton, the man who proved God to be unnecessary.
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maandag 9 januari 2012
SME in the Deep-freeze: Small and Medium sized Enterprises left out in the Cold
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zondag 11 december 2011
On Privacy, Data Protection and Anonymity
The value of internet for the
emancipation of peoples has reached a high water mark in 2011.
Uprisings in North Africa have shown its value for the rest of
Africa, the Middle and Far East. I was honoured by several
invitations to join think tank discussions on enhancing and also
appreciating the value that internet has. It brought me to
considerations on the protection of people's privacy on-line. Privacy or anonymity?
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