Vídeo-Palestra

Telemática e Desenvolvimento Ltda.

e-gov. br

COBERTURA DO LIVRO NA Mídia

Palestra e Videoconferência no Banco Mundial – Washington e Brasília

Realizado no dia 12 de abril de 2004

Apresentação por Peter T. Knight, Presidente da Telemática e Desenvolvimento Ltda. em Washington e Comentários por Antonio Lassance, Chefe de Gabinete do SECOM em Brasília; Introduções por Gobindram Nankani, Vice Presidente do Banco Mundial para Redução de Pobreza e Gestão do Setor Público, e Sanjay Pradham, Diretor de Rede, Gestão do Setor Público e Comentários Finais por Nagy Hanna, Assessor Sénior, Vice Presidencia de Soluções de Informática. Veja a apresentação em inglês, e-gov.br – Operational Lessons from Brazilian Experience.

Sanjay Pradham, Gobindram Nankani, Peter Knight e Nagy Hanna

Participantes em Washington, na tela, Antonio Rocha Magalhães, Diretor Adjunto do Banco Mundial e Antonio Lassance em Brasília

Convite para a Videoconferência e endereço onde pode baixar a apresentação "e-gov.br: Operational Lessons from Brazilian Experience" por Peter Knight

PRMPS and The E-Development Services Thematic Group Present a

BROWN BAG SEMINAR

The Next Brazilian Revolution

E-Government: Applications Promoting Efficiency, Quality, and Democracy

Speaker: Peter T. Knight, Co-Author of e-gov.br – a próxima revolução brasileira

Discussant: Antonio Lassance, Chief of Staff, Secretariat for Government Communication and Strategic Management of the Presidency of the Republic of Brazil

Chair: Gobind Nankani, Vice President, PREM Network

Moderator: Nagy Hanna, Senior Advisor, ISGVP

Monday, April 12, 2004, 10:00 am – 11:30 am

In Room I6-056 (LCR Learning Studio)

Brazilian initiatives in E-Government are attracting growing international interest. In research comparing the level of progress in using the Internet in different countries, for example, Brazil frequently figures among the leaders in providing E-Government services, even though in other indicators (for example public access to the Internet) its ranking leaves much to be desired.

Peter Knight will provide practical insights on the challenges and successes experienced by Brazil in implementing E-Government applications. He will draw lessons from his publication, e-gov.br – a próxima revolução brasileira that brings together, among its authors and contributors, authorities on Brazilian E-Government. Mr. Knight will discuss how the Brazilian experience confirms aspects already identified as common elements of successful programs in other countries such as 1) the fundamental role of leadership in transforming a vision of E-Government into reality, 2) the importance of redefining the public sector's attitude toward citizens, 3) the need for government agencies to break down their “silos” and work across horizontal and vertical structures, and 4) showcasing best practices through pilots.

A PowerPoint presentation is available on the e-Development Services Thematic Group site on the Development Gateway: http://www.developmentgateway.org/node/307196/.