I like the stats. The comment on the usa.gov usage is interesting. You say hardly anyone visits but I wonder if it is the right comparison. The US is much larger than the UK and is split into federal units and I would theorize that people will look to federal portals for their states in much the same way as we look to directgov. I wonder if the comparison is better made of usa.gov to an EU equivalent. Maybe US.gov is simply to high a level. Do you have any stats for the equivalent federal level portals (California.gov sort of thing)?
Sir David Frost must be old enough now to qualify as medieval, views and age.Was this the conference he spoke about eGov transformation at?
I like the stats. The comment on the usa.gov usage is interesting. You say hardly anyone visits but I wonder if it is the right comparison. The US is much larger than the UK and is split into federal units and I would theorize that people will look to federal portals for their states in much the same way as we look to directgov. I wonder if the comparison is better made of usa.gov to an EU equivalent. Maybe US.gov is simply to high a level. Do you have any stats for the equivalent federal level portals (California.gov sort of thing)?
We all know that contracts sometimes over run, but this is ridiculous!