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Government needs more transparency on I-T projects

An I-T program, intended to improve information sharing and case management across the social services sector, still has some shortcomings.
The Auditor General of B.C., Carol Bellringer says her office made 8 recommendations to improve the system operations back in 2005 and a new audit shows none of those have been completed with capital and operating costs a specific concern……
The government spent 182 million dollars purchasing the integrated case management program but there is little information with regards to the actual operating costs.
Sharon Vanhouwe
Sharon Vanhouwe
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