Every municipality has its own processes and IT, inefficiency reigns

By Hajo Reijers | October 30, 2013 | 1 min read

Government organizations, such as municipalities, do not need to lose their independence if they cooperate in terms of processes, and IT, in order to cut costs, claims Hajo Reijers, professor of the Executive Master of Supply Chain and Operations Management Excellence at TIAS, in a blog on Domestic Governance.

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