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Governments recognize need for digital platforms to engage with citizens

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By Tom Jenkins, Chairman & chief strategy officer, Open Text Corp. | Dec 6, 2010

Governments around the world have recognized the need to embrace digital networking platforms and technologies to better engage with its citizens. This brings about a finer appreciation of citizen needs and requirements and ultimately allows the government to stay relevant to its constituents.

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