The e-vote: a proposal for an interactive federal government

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the use of electronic voting on legislation, elections, and initiatives is discussed as a way for the public to communicate their wishes and ideas directly and efficiently to their representatives. It is concluded that this interactive use of the Internet would return the voice of the public to federal government.

National government, Public opinion, Voting, Federal government

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Issues for healthcare companies when contracting with ASPs

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Health care entities are increasingly turning to application service providers to provide necessary functions. This article gives guidance on how to select and negotiate contracts with ASPs.

Management, Health care industry, Contracts, Outsourcing, Application service providers

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Do you want to step outside? An overview of online alternative dispute resolution

Article Abstract:

This article analyzes the increasing usage of online dispute resolution services. It describes several services as well as policy concerns associated with them.

Analysis, Online services, Internet services, Dispute resolution (Law)

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