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Knowledge Government by Carlos Guadián

K - Government Blog is a Carlos Guadián Orta's initiative, in order to to share and transmitte information and knowledge on all what implies the application of the Information Technologies and the Communication (ICT) to political, social and administrative processes.
At present, he works for TAO- gedas as Communication and Contents advisor, collaborating also with Própolis Club
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    Thursday, July 07, 2005

    k-Gov And in the hangover of the celebration... k-Gov


    Yesterday I wrote about London, the Olympic games and the new necessities that will be created in the next years on the subject of new technologies in the public administration, as you can read in "e-Government for London 2012". Today, during the morning, we all have found out about something that has succeeded in London and that here in Spain is us quite a lot known, for having been suffering it for years.

    The terrorist attacks do not have any type of justification and if yesterday it|he wrote that with the excuse of the safety they would end up implanting the ID cards with biometrical data, I can today tell you, that the controversy sparked off in many sectors will probably stop existing as such. We can read about this in New World Odour:

    “Whether these explosions were caused by bombs, terrorismists, communist dictators, weapons of mass destruction or a leaking gas main, we’re confident our proposed ID card system would have prevented it. We are also confident that if there hadn’t even been any explosions today, we would have our ID scheme to thank.”

    Good, I only want to give my support from here to all the affected ones, that insurance that will be hundreds (among direct and indirect), and to expect these to be the less possible ones... And as you can already see in Technorati the bloggers that are done echo of the news are thousands...

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    Good, the doubt has cleared up. We already know that city will lodge the Olympic Games of the 2012. It will be London, and they have not been made wait for the reactions about this. Undoubtedly that an event of this type will mean an impulse to the introduction of a series of technologies that up to this moment seemed to be stopped. And everything because they will be able to seek protection in subjects of national safety and of image of face to the rest of the world.

    I explain myself, as it can be read in Public Technology the cards of identification for the thousands of being implicated in the games will not be sufficient, therefore it will be the definite impulse to the ID cards with the inclusion of biometrical data, done that it was the origin of the controversy. Here in Spain although it seems to be that from the year that comes we will start to have it in our hands, in it the data that already appear will only figure in the current card.

    On the other hand a clear impulse to the infrastructures so that the hour of the truth arrived everything works, as it has to work.

    We go that the investment that is foreseen is not at all contemptible. Let's expect to make it adequately and not to comply with the expectations of
    "Say No to London 2012"

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