Mr. Piero Corsini This is Me

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1. 1. Value Partners Management Consulting - Noticias e ideas

   www.valuepartnersgroup.com/vpm - [Cached]

   Published on: 7/30/2007   Last Visited: 12/4/2007

   Milan, 20 November: Piero Corsini aged 56 joins us as Partner with responsibility for Value Partners East - South Europe and Middle East Before joining Value Partners, he has worked in IBM since the end of the 70s becoming CEMA General Manager (Central Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa) responsible for nearly 40 countries. Piero Corsini is graduated in mechanic engineering at Cagliari University

2. 2. SR3 Billion Allocated for E-Govt Project

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   Published on: 11/1/2006   Last Visited: 11/15/2006

   In a paper presented at the conference, Piero Corsini, IBM vice president of Value Creation and government team leader for Northeast Europe, emphasized the significance of an e-government system for the Kingdom's all-round progress.
   
   Corsini said in his paper that his company, IBM, with the cooperation of its marketing and servicing agent in the Kingdom, SBM, was the first to point out the importance of the e-government system for the Kingdom. IBM has been working on offering comprehensive solutions to the Kingdom. The company has vast expertise in offering such solutions to countries such as Canada, Britain and China, the IBM official added.
   
   He also noted with satisfaction that the Saudi authorities have given special priority to the implementation of the e-government project. He assured that having such a system would raise the productivity and efficiency of the private sector in addition to offering better services to the business community. It would also raise the performance level of the companies besides saving up the required data with extreme precision and efficiency.
   
   Corsini added that the e-government system is the creation of an environment in which citizens would be getting the best services including prompt replies to inquiries from any particular government department or several departments. He also argued that the system would increase efficiency in government departments which would in turn help the country catch up with the fast-growing international economy.

3. 3. vnunet.com - E-government: beyond the UK

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   Published on: 7/1/2004   Last Visited: 7/29/2004

   Piero Corsini, public sector European vice president at IBM, cited three key challenges that need to be addressed in government: reshaping citizen and business services; managing organisational effectiveness; and securing financial performance.
   
   "This needs process transformation, resulting in cross-agency and cross-governmental processes, an integrated, open, autonomic and virtualised IT infrastructure, and above all cultural change within the organisations," said Corsini.