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 Corechange

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 NetManage

 PeopleSoft

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 Process Sector: Aveva Consulting’s Neil McPhater | Part 2

 Data Management: Martin Pike of Stilo | Part 2

 Portal Development: Imam Hoque of e-business consultancy Rubus | Part 2

 Online Services: Paul Sutcliffe of In-Form Consult | Part 2

 Reader Symposium: Last month’s annual Conspectus readers’ symposium tackled the theme of ‘Facing the Future’. Steve Fox reports

E-business success means solving core challenges such as electronic form filling, says Paul Sutcliffe of In-Form Consult.

Form of progress - Part 1 | Part 2

Paul Sutcliffe: online forms processing has come of age

For any organisation, public or private sector, the changes required to adopt an ‘e’ approach cannot happen overnight. Success requires organisational and technical change. It entails the integration of people, data, systems and culture.

But are private sector organisations flexible enough to stay competitive in a new era of trading, and are government organisations sufficiently nimble to meet the requirements of e-government in the timescales that remain?

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