The Ministry of Labor in Saudi Arabia started E-Government applications three years ago. The Ministry has undertaken major attempts to re-engineer its interface with the labor and...
- The Internet potentially provides government with great opportunities for delivering services, encouraging democracy and promoting economic vitality. E-government is regarded wit...
Jawed I. A. Siddiqi, Babak Akhgar, Tom Gamble, Gha...
The promise of E-Government (and its more recent spin-offs of EDemocracy, E-Participation, E-Procurement, and a range of other "E-`s") is to engage citizenry in governme...
John Carlo Bertot, Paul T. Jaeger, Charles R. McCl...
Inherent complexity of the e-Government application domain is also reflected in the workflows of e-Government service provision. This paper reports on how some real examples e-Gove...
e-Government services are emerging rapidly in the developing world. Many countries use e-Government as an enabling tool to increase efficiency, enhance transparency, collect more ...
Vasileios Zarimpas, Maria Grouztidou, Despina Anas...
The recently proposed intermediation schemes in e-government are meant to speed up and facilitate integration and access to services offered by local and regional public sector ser...
Public administrations of all over the world invest an enormous amount of resources in e-government. How the success of egovernment can be measured is often not clear. E-governmen...
Interoperability has been identified as a major issue to be addressed by every e-government agency. An interoperability framework aims to provide the basic standards that every de...
Over the last few years rapid progress has been made in moving from conceptual studies, “whitepapers” and initiatives to the actual deployment of e-Government systems [13]. In...
The concept of e-government has evolved from the domain of e-business where enterprises need to collaborate with partners, suppliers and customers for the effective delivery of e-...