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E-Government and e-Governance: Organisational Implications, Options and Dilemmas

Public Policy and Administration, 2003
This article suggests that e-government and e-governance initiatives can potentially have major organisational impacts through three major mechanisms: improved decision-making, more intensive and productive use of data bases, and better communications. These mechanisms impact on both the internal organisation of public agencies, their configuration of ...
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Vulnerabilities in e-governments

International Journal of Electronic Security and Digital Forensics, 2007
This paper shows that more than 80% of the e-governments in the world are vulnerable to common web-application attacks such as Cross Site Scripting and Structured Query Language (SQL) injection. Industrialised countries were found to be more vulnerable than under-developed countries (90% versus 50%). This paper also describes some malicious data mining
Vebjørn Moen, André N. Klingsheim, Kent Inge Fagerland Simonsen, Kjell Jørgen Hole   +3 more
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e-governance

Proceedings of the 2nd international conference on Theory and practice of electronic governance, 2008
The advent of information and communication technology (ICT) together with the diffusion of the technological advances has resulted in the digital revolution and the emergence of the Information age. The revolution has created an enormous impact on social, political, and cultural livelihood of the masses - taking the whole world into a different era ...
Mahbubul Alam, Kawsar Ahmed, Md. Ashraful Islam   +2 more
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The e-Government Concept and e-Government Applications

2012
Since the end of the last century, computers have become a widespread phenomenon in most developed and developing countries. In the last decade, all around the world, governments and private organizations have attempted to explore new searches, opportunities, and investments for making their services vibrant, independent from space and/or time ...
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‘Mind the Gap II’: E-Government and E-Governance

2007
This paper provides a brief overview of a research project exploring citizens' views of e-government and e-governance (the pilot study was reported at DEXA 2006). The following research propositions were investigated: i) egovernment users are motivated by generic benefits offered by the Web, such as convenience and information provision, rather than ...
Ailsa Kolsaker, Liz Lee-Kelley
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Thoughts on e‐government

Journal of Enterprise Information Management, 2005
PurposeWhile private companies have continued to take advantage of information and communications technology to improve their businesses, services offered by government organisations have remained deficient over the years. Aims to provide an introduction to the papers within the journal issue which focus on this theme.Design/methodology ...
Marinos Themistocleous, Omiros D. Sarikas   +1 more
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Conceptualizing e-Governance

Proceedings of the 1st international conference on Theory and practice of electronic governance, 2007
In this paper, we aimed at conceptualizing the notion of e-governance, as there is a need to explore the new configurations and knowledge issues having emerged out of such pressures as globalization, economic competitiveness, the evolution of the State and the development of information and communication technologies (ICTs).
Pierre Rossel, Matthias Finger
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From E-Government to E-Governance

2007
The purpose of the present article is twofold: (a) to support the definitions of e-government (eGvt) and e-governance (eG) based on content (and not on technology only); (b) to analyze the relationship between eGvt and eG.
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e-government... not e-governance... not e-democracy not now!

Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Theory and Practice of Electronic Governance, 2010
The argument that I offer in this paper, supported by literature and empirical evidence, is that e-government is just that -- electronic government -- and little more. I define e-government as the delivery by alternate, electronic means of governmental information and services 24/7/365.
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E-Government and E-Governance

E-Governance is crucial for enhancing government efficiency, transparency, and accessibility by digitizing public services and processes. This article explores the pivotal role of e-Government and e-Governance in transforming public administration through digital technologies.
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