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Expanded borders, integrated controls: Achieving national prosperity and protection through integrated border management

IBM has created a decision-making framework that allows governments to benchmark their current practices and establish a customized, strategic roadmap toward integrated border management.
IBM Institute for Business Value study
Last updated: 09 Nov 2005
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Government leaders who are responsible for border integrity face rising complexity in accomplishing their missions. Around the world, the threat of terrorism and the promise of globalization are reshaping the fundamental nature of borders and how they are managed.

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Participants in a recent IBM Institute for Business Value global study agree that border management needs to be broader and more integrated. It must expand to include more players and, at the same time, facilitate extensive collaboration with other agencies, different nations and the private sector. The question is how.

Based on interviews, research and client consulting engagements worldwide, IBM has created a decision-making framework that allows governments to benchmark their current practices and establish a customized, strategic roadmap toward integrated border management.

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About the authors
iBryan Barton
Bryan Barton is a partner and director of the global government consulting practice at IBM Business Consulting Services and a leading expert on border management.
iNorbert Kouwenhoven
Norbert Kouwenhoven leads the government revenue and fiscal management consulting practice for IBM Business Consulting Services in Europe and is a leading expert on border management.
iLeigh Coen
Leigh Coen is a business strategy consultant in the IBM Business Consulting Services customs and border protection practice.
iJoni Bettge
Joni Bettge is an associate partner in the IBM Business Consulting Services customs and border protection practice.
iJames W. Cortada
James W. Cortada leads the global public sector team at the IBM Institute for Business Value.
iMarc Le Noir
Marc Le Noir leads the public sector team in Europe at the IBM Institute for Business Value and is a leading expert on public performance management.
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