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E-GOVERNMENT

Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Information Integration and Web-based Applications & Services, 2010
According to the recent worldwide UN e-government survey, a rising trend towards the electronic reform of the public sector around the world becomes apparent (UNPAN 2008). Hence, the mere processing of detached transactions in government e-services is increasingly replaced by a complex process framework to develop an integrative approach for ...
Kollmann, Tobias, Kayser, Ina
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From E-Government to E-Governance

2012
With the e-Government concept, government services, which were normally delivered from physical infrastructures of public offices, now move closer to the clients via Information and Communication Technology (ICT). Recent advancement of mobile computing devices has made the idea of omnipresent government highly likely where the government services can ...
Mohammad Nabil Almunawar, Patrick Kim Cheng Low, Mohammad Habibur Rahman, Fadzliwati Mohiddin   +3 more
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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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Governing E-Government (E-Governance)

2011
Public administrators face considerable challenges in their quest of reforming government. E-government initiatives are tiny steps taken in the above-mentioned direction. Various e-government initiatives have been categorically documented in the IS and NPM literature. However, a majority of these projects are either still underway or have failed due to
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From E-Government to E-Governance in Europe

2013
The influence of e-government on the modernization and growth of public sector initiatives in Europe has been deeply claimed. Little is known, however, about how the so-called shift from e-government to e-governance takes place in European governments.
DEL SORDO, CARLOTTA, ORELLI, REBECCA LEVY, PADOVANI, EMANUELE   +2 more
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E-Government

2005
Increasingly, governments are using information and communication technologies (ICTs) to communicate internally, with citizens, and with corporations. The electronic interactions between governments, citizens, and/or corporations are usually referred to as e-government.
Pia Karger, Oliver Rüß, Nadia vom Scheidt   +2 more
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From e-Government to e-Governance

2013
In this chapter, the authors elaborate on the concepts of e-Government and e-Governance and place these concepts in the broader context of the introduction and diffusion of information and communication technologies. The question that is being addressed is “what should an effective and pro-active e-Government do?” For that purpose, the ICTs are not ...
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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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