The strategic use of IS gives rise to a wide range of issues for policy makers. This range of issues and the very large number of organisations effected results in a large volume of policy documents being generated. Our intention is to maintain a selection of policy documents that provide representative examples of how policy makers are responding to the challenges being presented by the strategic use of information systems. We are particularly interested in policy documents addressing SIS related matters that are available on the Web.
Have you seen a good policy document about the strategic use or implications of information systems recently? If you have then please write to me about it. If I find value, I will write something here.
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Information Infrastructure WWW resources. Thomas Ho's Gloabl Information
Infrastructure WWW resources. Infocomm Development Authority (IDA) of Singapore -
Result of merger between the Telecommunications Authority of Singapore and the National
Computer Board. Singapore ONE - the world's first nationwide broadband
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