Handbook of Public Information Systems

Abstract

Part 1 Background: the legislative foundation of information access policy - balancing access against privacy and confidentiality FOIA and the emergence of federal information policy in the 1980s and 1990s information technology, public policy andCanadian governance - partnerships and predicaments is technological progress social progress . Part 2 Organizational research: the politics of public information systems the need for strategic information systems planning when contracting-out andprivatizing public sector functions technology launch in government - the human factor a core-periphery approach to centralization/decentralization issues in public information systems the impact of IT investment on organization performance in thepublic sector mitigating the risk of information technology initiatives - best practices and points of failure for the public sector intergovernmental cooperation in the development and use of information systems webbing governance -nationaldifferences in constructing the public face. Part 3 Policy issues: electronic access to public records intellectual property law and the public manager security issues for automated information systems proposals for citizen participation and directdemocracy through computer networking the information age - which nations will benefit . Part 4 Case studies: cyber-communications - congressional use of information technologies innovations in computing and legislating - a case study of the New YorkState Legislature building relevant policy data systems for multiple stakeholders - the Maine education information partnership managing government Web services in Florida - issues and solutions planning centralized immunization registries -diseaseprevention, cost reduction and implications for privacy. Part 5 Applications - federal and general: computer-based training in the public sector guidelines for public sector systems acquisition public finance and electronic information systems information systems and the interdisciplinary budget model budgetary analysis using computer tools designing effective agency database - the development of the data warehouse concept.

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