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Webcasts:
http://vcg01.worldbank.org/eDev/

National e-Government Portals
The Tip of the Iceberg, or Tools for Citizen-Centric Transformation of 
Government

 Opening Remarks
Philippe Dongier, Sector Manager, CITPO, GICT, World Bank

Speakers
Mark Forman, Partner, KPMG (Former Administrator, Office of e-Government & IT, 
USA)
Dave Thompson, Director, Canada On-Line Services, Service Canada

Discussants
Andrew Ciafardini, Government-to-Citizen e-Government Portfolio Manager, Office 
of Management and Budget, USA

Moderator
Oleg Petrov, Coordinator, e-Development Thematic Group,
Global ICT Department, World Bank

Program Description

Leading governments of the world have embraced the paradigm of citizen-centric 
governance. The quintessential approach to ensure customer-oriented service is 
a single window delivery. E-Government is a powerful instrument to provide 
citizen-centric one-stop delivery of services through a variety of channels, 
including Web portals, assisted citizen service centers, call centers, 
automated self-service kiosks, digital television and mobile portals etc. Web 
portals are multi-functional information systems which provide a single point 
of access to relevant information and services via the Web-enabled interface.

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Also note the latest editions here:
http://topics.developmentgateway.org/egovernment

   Assessing E-government progress why and what

The aim of this primarily theoretical paper is to discuss the use of 
e-government frameworks and benchmarking tools. It is frequently claimed that 
providing an effective egovernment assessment framework is a necessary 
condition for advancing e-government. However, there are major drawbacks in 
many of the existing e-government frameworks and surveys. . .

Added by  Gahamanyi Jacob  May 31, 2007


  e-Government futures: Government and Technology into the new century

Information technology has transformed business by lowering the cost of 
coordinated, collaborative activities across the business landscape. As a 
result, traditional value chains are being redefined and replaced by an 
efficient network of inter-enterprise links. The network-based economy will be 
as important in this century as the industrial . . .

Added by  Gahamanyi Jacob  May 31, 2007

  Facilitating Cross-Boundary Leadership in Emerging eGovernment leaders

To achieve the vision of E- government organizations across the federal, state, 
and local government are challenged to improve efficiency and effectiveness, 
and to afford citizens the same access to information and services they have 
come to expect from E-business. E-government also has the potential to foster 
participation in governance. To achie. . .

Added by  Gahamanyi Jacob  May 31, 2007

  Government Technology - Improving Constituent Service With eGovernment

As authorities align the delivery of services more closely to constituent 
needs, many are developing eGovernment strategies so that constituents can 
apply for and receive services online. This report examines the market forces 
driving adoption, evaluates approaches across geographies and levels of 
government, offers advice to vendors and forecasts. . .

Added by  Gahamanyi Jacob  May 31, 2007

  Strategy Paper : on e-Governmemt Programme for The Gambia

Implementing the African Information Society Initiative (AISI), African 
Ministers of Planning and Economic Development identified the use of ICTs in 
central Government and local administration as one of the priority sectors for 
the entry of Africa into the information era and as a means to support 
Governments administration and decentralizatio. . .

Added by  Gahamanyi Jacob  May 31, 2007

  State and Federal E-Government in the United States

This report presents the seventh annual update on the features that are 
available online through American state and federal government websites. Using 
a detailed analysis of 1,564 state and federal government sites, we measure 
what is online, what variations exist across the country, and what differences 
appear between state and national government. . .

Added by  Gahamanyi Jacob  May 31, 2007

How Americans Get in Touch With Government

The drive by public agencies to provide information and services on the 
Internet opens up a way for Americans to contact government that was not 
available a decade ago. This report takes stock of how e-government is faring 
by placing e-gov in the context of the other ways people get in touch with 
government, such as telephone calls, in-person v. . .

Added by  Gahamanyi Jacob  May 31, 2007

  Seven E-Government Leadership Milestones

As electronic government comes of age around the world, leadership remains at 
the core of success, beginning with the definition of e-government itself. 
Leaders who define e-government in a narrow sense -- simply moving services 
online -- miss larger opportunities which will determine competitive advantage 
in the long run. By the end of the decade,. . .

Added by  Gahamanyi Jacob  May 31, 2007

Defining What Government Information Is To Be Categorized

The U.S. Federal Government seeks to enhance search interoperability by 
adopting a common standard, as required under the E-Government Act of 2002, 
which requires that the Interagency Committee on Government Information (ICGI) 
submit recommendations to the Director of the Office of Management and Budget 
(OMB) on: ? the adoption of standards, wh. . .

Added by  Gahamanyi Jacob  May 31, 2007

  E-government: the New Collaborative Environment for User-centric Public

While e-government projects are popping up in many countries 
worldwide,integrating the new trends in communication solutions might help 
public administrations to improve person-to-person relationships and break down 
organizational silos. This article explores current e-government projects and 
best practices. It also outlines some innovative user-c. . .

Added by  Gahamanyi Jacob  May 31, 2007 

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