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10/01 - The Key to Green Investment, Green
Government
Among the many ISB projects are several aimed
squarely at improving the environment, developing sustainability,
refining control mechanisms and developing awareness. This article
take a brief look at this work.
Green News
(PDF 43kb)
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09/01 - Joined-Up Justice - The Sussex experience, Criminal Justice
Management
Mark Phillips looks at the application of Invest
to Save Budgetfunding to the integration of active local criminal
justice data management and exchange.
Joined-Up
Justice (PDF 44kb)
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09/01 - The ISB 'Progress in Partnership'
Awards
The ISB awards were introduced highlight the
creativity and drive for innovation that exists in the public sector,
and the four winners focused a spotlight on the cutting edge of
public service delivery. The awards were presented by the Rt Hon
Andrew Smith MP, Chief Secretary to the Treasury, at 'Joining Forces',
the 2nd Invest to Save Budget Conference held at the Queen Elizabeth
Conference Centre on 10 October 2001.
Award
Winners (PDF
123kb)
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08/01 - Pushing Out the Frontiers of Innovation, Government IT
Further details about the 'Joining Forces' conference,
accompanied by Rob Molan's latest article about ISB round 4, appear
in this special supplement to the August edition of Government IT.
Special
Supplement (PDF 183kb)
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07/01 - The First Invest to Save Budget
Awards Application
'PROGRESS IN PARTNERSHIP' drawing on the best
of partnership working across the public sector.
Awards
Application (PDF 22kb)
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06/01 - Invest for Success, Government IT
ISB represents a neat twist on the old business
cliche 'You have to speculate to accumulate'. In keeping with the
modernising government theme, the ISB updates this truism to 'You
have to innovate to accumulate'. Michael Seal, Government IT special
correspondent, takes a look at how some of the round 3 winners encapsulate
this approach.
Invest
for Success (PDF 72kb)
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05/01 - Spreading the ISB Word, Chequerboard
Treasury's own in-house magazine reviews the
ISB Conference held at Church House on 6 March 2001.
Year On
(PDF 62kb)
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04/01- The Wheel of Partnership, IT Insight
Whilst further exploring the idea of 'Joining
Forces', this article also looks at some examples of working projects
and takes a little time to review the work of Promoting Electronic
Government - the PEG project.
IT Insight
(PDF 1.85Mb)
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04/01 - The Alliance Forgers, Chequerboard
The Treasury magazine takes an in-depth look
at the personnel, work and achievements of the ISB unit.
Alliance
(PDF 505kb)
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03/01 - CEFAS wins Innovation Award
The Live Fish Movements Database developed by
CEFAS (Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science)
was judged to be runner-up in the 'best joined-up service' category
of the Government Computing Innovation Awards 2001.
Fish
Award (PDF 18kb)
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02/01 - ISB - Venture Capital for the Public
Sector, Government IT
In this article, Mark Phillips of the ISB unit
re-affirms our key messages about partnership and innovation in
public sector working, whilst underlining the need to draw out the
learning points from the many novel approaches that ISB projects
are exploring.
Government
IT (PDF 59kb)
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01/01 - Joined Up Projects, Criminal Justice
Management
There is still plenty of scope for joined up
working in the Criminal Justice sector. This article discusses some
of the benefits of ISB to cross cutting projects in their sphere,
taking a look at the Sussex Criminal Justice project by way of example.
It also explores some of the policy behind the ISB and reflects
on its inception.
Joined Up
(PDF 70kb)
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