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	SCADPlus: eGovernment
		To harness the full potential of eGovernment, it is necessary to identify the obstacles which are slowing down the rate at which on-line public services are being made available in the Member States and to propose action to speed up the deployment of eGovernment.
		"eGovernment" * means the use of information and communication technologies * (ICT) in public administrations combined with organisational changes and new skills.
		Development of eGovernment at regional and local level has also become a priority of the Structural Funds, representing about 30% of Information Society expenditure in Objective 1 regions and 20% in Objective 2 regions.
	europa.eu /scadplus/leg/en/lvb/l24226b.htm (1773 words)

	eGOVERNMENT IRELAND
		Worldwide, the average eGovernment maturity rating increased by 5.6 percent in 2004, compared to an average rise of 7.4 percent in 2003 and 11.5 percent in 2002.
		Of the 25 "Quicksilver" eGovernment initiatives endorsed by the Bush administration, only two have met all of their aims over the past two years, a US House of Representatives subcommittee heard recently.
		Speaking at an eGovernment seminar in Shanghai, Hu Xiaoming, director of the State Information Centre, said that these individuals are badly needed as China must implement eGovernment in order to better communicate with the international community.
	newsweaver.ie /enn1/index000050564.cfm?x=b11,0,w (2896 words)

	Dubai eGovernment (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Dubai eGovernment is accelerating its community outreach programme through a series of roadshows targeting the student community in Dubai.
		The eGovernment portal (www.dubai.ae) is a single contact point masking the complexity of the bureaucratic procedures, and guiding access to all services in the easiest possible way.
		In addition, the eGovernment initiative seeks to improve and enhance procedures by maximizing the benefit from technology, so that users from all walks of life will be able to utilize the portal for their specific needs with considerable ease.
	www.arabwideweb.com /english/Latest_News.asp?id=778 (565 words)

	Calimera Guidelines
		The recent expansion of the EU is an opportunity to boost eGovernment across the continent.
		eGovernment should make it easy for people not only to find out about local issues (through access to the minutes of council meetings for example), but also to take part in decision making through consultation and polling, discussion forums, citizens’ panels etc., and to carry out certain transactions with government electronically.
		The EU has set targets for all public services to have broadband connections and this will enable all museums, libraries and archives to deliver their own services electronically and, as broadband is rolled out to more citizens, to reach larger audiences.
	www.calimera.org /Lists/Guidelines/eGovernment_and_citizenship.htm (2766 words)

	WT: Islamic Countries eGovernment Summit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The summit supported by eGovernment Institute will ensure that eGovernment projects undertaken in Islamic countries thrive in the 21st century and meets its objectives, at a time when many eGovernment implementations from these countries are facing technological, financial and leadership challenges.
		Whether you are planning to adopt eGovernment into your organization or looking forward to take your department’s eGovernment initiative to the next level, don't miss this opportunity to expand your knowledge on latest eGov trends suitable for the region.
		As eGovernment decision maker from an Islamic country, this summit provides you a critical insights on the challenges faced by various eGovernment projects in Islamic countries and will try and come up with a proposal for a unified standard that can drive eGovernment innovations within the frame works of governance in Islamic countries.
	www.washingtontechnology.com /events/20169.html (712 words)

	FISTE / IPTS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		E-GOVERNET is a consortium of national funding organisations for eGovernment research, led by Vinnova of Sweden.
		It aims to support the creation of national eGovernment RTD programmes and initiatives, to stimulate the cooperation between existing national eGovernment RandD programmes, and to learn from them.
		IPTS is currently surveying national and regional research programmes in eGovernment and will publish a final report on its findings in March 2007.
	fiste.jrc.es /pages/egovernment.htm (319 words)

	EGovernment Applications by SGSI
		"eGovernment" or "eGov" means using electronic media, particularly the web, to deliver public information and public services.
		Lower costs: eGovernment computer systems are typically cheaper than salaries and office space, all things considered.
		More up-to-date and complete information: Because they are supported by real-time computer databases, eGovernment systems can provide efficient access to millions of database records and other documents, some of which are updated daily.
	www.sgsi.com /Apps_eGov_SGSI.asp (1563 words)

	Managing Government Records - eGovernment (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		eGovernment is the carrying out of government business transactions electronically, usually over the Internet, but including all the related real-world processes.
		Open-network eGovernment applications are becoming increasingly common and are expanding to include citizens, as well as businesses.
		Before any eGovernment application is undertaken, a business process analysis should be conducted in order to determine the best applications to convert to the Web and most efficient way to provide that service online.
	www.archives.nysed.gov /a/nysaservices/ns_mgr_pub58_intro.shtml (673 words)

	Erkki Liikanen - eGovernment for Europe's public services...
		Nevertheless, for eGovernment to become a reality strong political leadership and commitment is needed, guided by a long-term vision of the public sector contribution to Europe in the knowledge society.
		eGovernment services should be designed to be open to users in other Member States and accessible in a seamless way, regardless of whether the service is under the responsibility of a local, regional or national public administration, or a European institution or agency.
		New approaches to benchmarking in eGovernment are needed as well as research into the economics of eGovernment with a view to a better assessment of benefits and performance of eGovernment.
	www.uoc.edu /inaugural03/eng/article (9211 words)

	eGovernment at CSREES
		eGovernment is the exchange of services, programs, and information through an electronic medium and includes interactions and relationships among Government and citizens, Government and public and private entities, and Government and employees.
		eGovernment is a fundamental transformation of the way business is conducted and it involves everyone.
		Through eGovernment, CSREES can better fulfill its mission, enhance the focus on citizens, reduce redundancy in the delivery of services, information, and programs, and increase efficiency, effectiveness, and accountability.
	www.csrees.usda.gov /business/other_links/egov/egov.html (96 words)

	Civic Mind Media - Focus on eGovernment
		Our eGovernment strategy team has experience in a wide range of disciplines, from public works engineering to complete city master planning.
		eGovernment Portal and Departmental Web Site Design - Our application development team is truly interested in gaining a complete understanding of your agency's and its constituents needs, desires and expectations.
		We use this knowledge to ensure a web development process that is focused on meeting those expectations completely and efficiently.
	www.civicmindmedia.com /2002/egov.asp (415 words)

	eGovernment Good Practice Framework (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Following a successful first event in Warsaw on 7-8 November, the European Commission funded study, cc:eGov has revealed that the spotlight is now turning to developing a deeper understanding of citizen-customer needs.
		Furthermore, a good practice label can be awarded to promote partnerships in eGovernment as well as to promote events that make a substantial contribution to the framework.
		The purpose of the framework is to catalogue good practice in eGovernment and to stimulate the sharing of this information.
	www.egov-goodpractice.org (843 words)

	The Secure Egovernment Solution for Government Professionals
		The egovernment act was signed to help protect the confidentiality of information being circulated internally and externally, improve public access to information services, consolidate redundant costs, and finally, to improve the information sharing and knowledge flow provided to the public.
		To ensure all agencies adopted these egovernment mandates, the act included a comprehensive framework for information security standards, programs and uniform safeguards.
		While most companies are scrambling to help agencies meet egovernment initiatives, VIACK continues to streamline secure Internet and computer resources to deliver service consistent with the reform principles.
	www.viack.com /egovernment.asp (305 words)

	E-Government - transparent and effective services to citizens via e-government
		eGovernment benchmarking means undertaking a review of comparative performance of egovernment between nations or agencies.
		The internal purpose is the benefit achieved for the individual or organisation undertaking the benchmarking study.
		It could be synonymous with the external purpose but equally it could relate to a desire to raise the profile or perceived expertise and legitimacy of the individual or organisation in egovernment, or it could relate to a desire to attract funds or win additional egovernment business.
	topics.developmentgateway.org /e-government (870 words)

	Canada: eGovernment
		Already a leader in the transformation to eGovernment, Canada is quickly moving closer to its goal of getting all services online by 2004.
		An eGovernment 'eBusiness' environment also dramatically improves operational productivity: by leveraging Internet technologies to support online collaboration among government agencies, suppliers and contractors, governments can boost operational efficiencies, eliminate redundancies and improve cost effectiveness - for example, by sharing data across departments, regardless of where it is stored.
		Novell is a strong strategic partner that enables critical eGovernment requirements to be met.
	www.novell.com /offices/americas/canada/egov/solutions.html (598 words)

	eGovernment Conference 2005–introduction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The Ministerial eGovernment Conference has resulted in a strong impetus to bring forward the European eGovernment agenda towards 2010.
		The Ministerial eGovernment Conference took place on 24-25 November in Manchester and was co–organised by the UK Presidency and the European Commission.
		The Conference, attended by some 1000 participants, facilitated discussion on the ambitious goals for eGovernment in the in the context of the European Commission’s i2010 Initiative.
	www.egov2005conference.gov.uk (272 words)

	eGovernment Goals and Objectives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Objective: Customers will have access to eGovernment services at times and locations of their choosing, taking into account special needs and social, economic and ethnic considerations.
		Objective: eGovernment services will be used to reduce the cost of Oakland County government operations.
		Objective: eGovernment services will be convenient and reliable and provide customers the services most desired from Oakland County.
	www.oakgov.com /egov/initiatives/goals_objectives.html (560 words)

	open source egovernment solutions \| eGovernment Solutions With open-EIS
		Public organisations use our flexible eGovernment solution to build stronger relationships with citizens, businesses or partner agencies and effectively serve these communities, offering faster, cheaper and personalised service delivery.
		With open-EIS you build flexible eGovernment portals and deliver electronic services to citizens and businesses, eliminating time-consuming paperwork and expensive traditional methods of interaction.
		Your eGovernment solution allows electronic government transactions, so that all citizens are able to submit documents electronically and make payments of taxes and fees online.
	www.open-egovernment.com (398 words)

	Access eGovernment - an Educational Program
		The main focus is on developing dynamic, information-rich websites that meet the needs of county residents and county government.
		Good eGovernment initiatives offer citizens and businesses alternative ways to find information, communicate with officials and staff, and transact business—at their convenience.
		Like eGovernment itself, this guide is in a constant state of development.
	www.access-egov.info (156 words)

	InforME: About eGovernment
		eGovernment is Internet or electronic transactions from citizens to government (C2G), business to government (B2G), and government to government (G2G).
		eGovernment is not just eBusiness, it's about our relationships with our civic institutions and the foundation of our next generation communities.
		The first step in eGovernment is putting information online by developing a basic website for the agency or program.
	www.state.me.us /informe/about_egov/index.htm (191 words)

	eGovernment - Beep Knowledge System : Home
		The way we are governed in Europe is undergoing dramatic change, to which the introduction of new Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is making its own powerful contribution, hand-in-hand with other societal trends.
		The resources accessed from this page show that eGovernment is one of the biggest challenges currently facing Europe as it touches on so many aspects of our personal, family, community, working and business lives.
		Research report: Towards the eGovernment vision for EU in 2010: Research Policy Challenges.
	www.beepgovernment.com (313 words)

	What is eGovernment? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		eGovernment is a purposeful response to a new information economy.
		eGovernment uses Internet-enabled and other electronic operations and technology to optimize government service delivery with constituent participation and appropriate governance.
		By providing eGovernment, Oakland County is well on its way to fulfilling its goal to be and enable a digital community that is well advanced in the adoption and integration of technology into daily life at home, work, school and play.
	www.co.oakland.mi.us /egov/about/what_is_egov.html (111 words)

	Dubai eGovernment online services reach 600 mark \| Dubai e-Government
		Among the advantages of eGovernment is that it makes all citizens equal and promotes transparency in all dealings.
		Among the other speakers were Ahmed Behrozyan, Head of eGovernment Services, Dubai Municipality and Nauman Ahmed, Government Solutions Specialist, Microsoft and Abdul Rahman Al Matyoei, Director General of Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry was among the prominent people attending the seminar.
		In addition, the eGovernment initiative seeks to improve and enhance procedures by maximising the benefit from technology, so that users from all walks of life will be able to utilize the portal for their specific needs with considerable ease.
	www.ameinfo.com /25053.html (1049 words)

	US and European eGovernment Spending, 2006-2011 (Databook) - Computer Business Review
		This databook provides details on eGovernment spending by state and local governments in the US and Europe.
		As authorities restructure service delivery to focus on the needs of constituents, eGovernment strategies provide opportunities to offer more personalized and comprehensive services.
		Datamonitor believes that spending on eGovernment solutions will grow steadily across geographies and levels of government as authorities look to improve constituent service, increase internal efficiency and enhance equity by digitizing constituent interactions.
	www.cbronline.com /research.asp?guid=DMTC1359 (207 words)

	eGovernment (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The open-EIS eGovernment solution is not only SAGA conform, but also at present the most open solution with the best price-performance ratio on the market.
		Besides specifically optimised applications for eGovernment solutions, for example form server, document management and search functions all special solutions of the open-EIS knowledge management solution, can be used for the eGovernment solution.
		With the local version all employees of one location have access to their local server with the intern network spectrum.
	www.open-eis.com /knowledge_management_elearning/oe_2_3_egovernment.htm (461 words)

	SRC.SI - eGovernment
		eGovernment and its employees and individual bodies within government
		Through the introduction of modern IT solutions and the upgrading of communications infrastructure, multi-level access is becoming a reality for civil servants, suppliers and the public alike.
		The eGovernment vision is based on efficient use of new technologies, particularly the internet, with the aim of providing links between:
	www.src.si /en/solutions/eGovernment/default.asp (94 words)

	EGovernment - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		UNPAN eGovernment News — news from UN Division for Public Administration on eGovernment worldwide.
		European Commission's IDABC website providing eGovernment news, summarised histories of eGovernment in member states, and further documents and information.
		The Failure of E-Government in Developing Countries: A Literature Review.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/EGovernment (694 words)

	USDA eGovernment Program
		Working with USDA's Office of the Chief Information Officer, the eGovernment project is a strategic effort designed to help USDA provide better, more efficient government services and increased accountability to citizens, business partners, and employees primarily through the use of eGovernment technologies.
		Phase II of the project built off the Departmental eGovernment Strategic Plan and consisted of guiding eGovernment tactical planning at the agency level as well as facilitating the development of 12 business cases for prospective eGovernment initiatives.
		The business cases were divided in to two categories: strategic initiatives that focus on program delivery and enabling business cases which focus on creating underlying deployment capabilities for the strategic initiatives and specific agency initiatives.
	www.usda.gov /egov/egov_redesign/about/history.html (334 words)

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