We shop online, attend medical appointments, book holidays and attend events, so why is it that we still have to access public services mostly offline?

But is it changing?

Estonia is a European leader is eGovernment and has been for almost a decade. 

We are playing catch up in Ireland, but so are many countries. 

But the pandemic has expedited digital transformation by a decade and governments are leveraging this progress.

In today’s show I’m asking:

• Should all public services be available online, and what needs to happen?
•   I speak to Ossian Smyth, Minister of State with responsibility for Public Procurement, eGovernment and Circular Economy in Ireland.

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