Asia-Pacific 2004 Public Services Summit: Connectivity and Competitiveness - New Models for e-Government in China, Asia-Pacific, and the World, 15 - 16 July 2004

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Presentation 1: Public Sector Reform and Cross Agency Collaboration
Speakers	Items
Joan McCalla, Corporate Chief Strategist, Office of the Corporate CIO, Government of Ontario, Canada	bio presentation
Mr. Liu Yadong, Director General, Shanghai Informatization Office, China	bio presentation

Presentation 2: Citizen Service Networks
Speakers	Items
Ms. Mui Ken Chung, Head (e-Government), Ministry of Finance, Singapore	bio presentation
Mr. Zhu Yan, Director General, Beijing Informatization Office, China	bio presentation

Presentation 3: Universal e-Government and the Digital Divide
Speakers	Items
Prof. Rohan Samarajiva, Team Leader, Public Interest Program Unit, Ministry of Economic Reform, Science, and Technology, Sri Lanka	bio abstract paper presentation
Prof. Subhash Bhatnagar, Consultant, PRMPS, World Bank and former CMC Chair Professorship in Information Technology, Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad.	bio abstract presentation

Presentation 4: Connected Cities and Communities
Speakers	Items
Mr. Tang Wangsheng, Director General, Guangzhou Informatization Office, China	bio presentation
Mr. Christer Marking, Director of ICT Strategy, City of Stockholm, Sweden	bio paper presentation

Presentation 5: Public-Private Partnerships for e-Government
Speakers	Items
Mr. David Pao, Acting Head, Efficiency Unit, Government of Hong Kong	bio presentation
Dr. Tengku Mohd Azzman Shariffadeen, President and CEO, MIMOS Berhad, Malaysia	bio paper presentation

Presentation 6: Measuring Success
Speakers	Items
Mr. Grant Tidswell, General Manager Families Cluster in Centrelink , Government of Australia	bio presentation
Mr. Zhang Weiying, Professor and Associate Dean, Guanghua School of Management, Peking University, China	bio presentation

Presentations
Each topic will have two speakers providing their own perspective on the topic. Each speaker will have 25 minutes to make their presentation. This will be followed by a 25-minute question and answer session.

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