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[E-Government News] Nairn said local industry can be part of the e-government strategy and called for input from any companies with experience in service orientated architecture (SOA), identity management, single sign-on and smartcards. He said the Australian Government Information Management Office is already working with other organizations on whole of government standards to ensure consensus by industry and government for use under the smartcard program.

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[Egovnews.org] E-Government News: Special Minister of State Gary Nairn has vehemently backed the use of standards for Australian e-government frameworks during the keynote address today at .

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