HUL 291: Electronic Governance

P. Vigneswara IlavarasanMS 624 | vignesh@hss.iitd.ac.inhtt // l i / iitdhttp://egroups.google.co.in/egov_iitd

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Agenda

• Types ‐ partnerships

• Stages• Stages

• Features

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Relationship

• Citizens

• Business

• Government

Source: Fang (2002) 33Vignesh

Types

•G2C•C2G•G2B•B2G•B2G•G2E•G2G•G2N•N2G

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Stages

1. Information publishing / dissemination

2. Official two‐way 

transactions

3. Multi‐purpose portalsdissemination transactions

4. Portal personalization

5. Clustering of common 

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6. Full integration of t f tip services transformation

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Stages Cont..

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Features

accessdemand

skills

d h i

demand

secured comprehensive

di it l di idprivacy

digital divideeasy to use

democratic

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interoperable reengineer

References

• Fang, Z. (2002). E‐government in digital era: Concept, practice, and development. Int.  Journal of the Computer, the Internet 

d M t 10 (2) 1 22and Management, 10 (2), 1‐22.

• Layne, K. & Lee, J. (2001). Developing fully functional e‐government: A four stage model. Government Information g g fQuarterly, 18, 122–136.

• Silcock, R. (2001). What is e‐government?. Parliamentary Aff i 54 88 101Affairs, 54, 88‐101.

• Sharma Photostats

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• Thank you!

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