EURIM Working Groups
| The EURIM work programme is reviewed quarterly by
the Council and comprises: |
- working
groups and sub-groups to set policy agendas
- a
monitoring service to keep members abreast of developments
and initiatives to which they may need to respond
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The following working groups are currently
active:
In addition, the monitoring service currently covers:
Outputs and documentation from completed activities can be found in the Resources
section of this website in the Working
Group Archive.
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Identify and improve action to attract to the UK, retain and
foster those industries that depend primarily on the knowledge
of their employees and could therefore be based anywhere in
the world and/or move at short notice to wherever they can
access the necessary talents. The group plans to help MPs
understand the jobs at risk in their constituencies and
employers to appreciate the value of working with and through
their local MP.
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Public Service Delivery
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To rebuild trust that the ICT industry (both users and
suppliers) can work in partnership with government and the
public sector to reliably and securely deliver effective,
socially inclusive, joined-up public services and to ensure
the effective monitoring of policy formation and
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To rebuild confidence in the competence of the public, private
and voluntary sectors to securely manage the sharing of
identity and information services and support the creation and
enforcement of relevant professional codes of practice.
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To create and maintain globally competitive workforce at all
levels, from basic technical and linguistic competence through
system specification, development, integration and operation
to produce and service research, design, development and
implementation. The group will use the need to ensure world
class (including security and resilience) communications
infrastructure for the 2012 Olympics to expedite progress.
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To create a national strategic e-crime reduction partnership
to a) cut online crime and nuisance; b) reduce risk and
increase awareness; and c) increase UK business and consumer
confidence in the safety and security of the on-line world,
thus establishing UK leadership in Internet
policing/governance alongside London’s position as the global
hub for international financial services, trade, commerce and
disputes.
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To encourage the generation and implementation of European,
national and regional policies in the area of converged
communications. This includes support for a single,
pan-European market in telecoms networks and services, UK
inputs to European policy, review of the Communications Act
2003 and, depending on the outcome of the CIAO review,
removing barriers to infrastructure investment.
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