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:
Exercises which may well lead to working groups
in co-operation with others are being organised in the following
areas:
The monitoring service currently covers:
Outputs and documentation from working
groups that have completed their activity can be found in the Resources
section of this website in the Working
Group Archive.
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The objective of this
group is to ensure that the UK/EU are competitive (in terms of
regulation, skills, communication infrastructures etc.) in the
global knowledge economy. The group is currently
focusing on the factors that make the UK and the EU the
primary choice for knowledge businesses to locate their
operations.
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The objective of this
group is to identify and promote the actions necessary to
ensure that the UK has globally competitive lifelong learning
networks by 2010 (DfES target announced in 2002) and a
world-class knowledge and information skills base.
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Transformational
Government
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This group is focussed on identifying and
promoting good practice in the use of information systems
disciplines (not just technology) to help
deliver efficient, effective, joined-up, socially
inclusive and accessible public services, when and where these
are most needed.
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EURIM works with the
e-Business Regulatory Alliance and others to monitor
initiatives and consultations that could affect those running
e-Commerce and to organise responses when necessary.
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The objective of the group is to stimulate action
and help set the agenda for a cross-cutting national strategy
to address e-crime and the fear of e-crime, to provide
business and consumers with the same level of protection and
redress on-line as off-line and to make the UK the safest
place to do business on-line.
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The objective of this
group is to help identify, publicise, protect and promote good
practice in the secure management of personal information and
identities across both public and private sectors - and to
help ensure the detection and deterrence of ignorance,
incompetence and malpractice.
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This group is looking
at the organisation of a major exercise on Internet Governance
and Policing in co-operation with the All Party Communications
Group, PITCOM, the European Internet Foundation, the US
Internet Caucus and others.
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This working group provides inputs to those
working on policy formation with the main political parties
including via the Conservative Technology Forum and the Labour
e-Futures and various aligned and non-aligned Think Tanks.
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