E-gov: e-business strategies for government

By:

HOLMES Douglas

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London: Nicholas Brealey, 2001Description: 330pISBN:

1857882784 (hbk.):

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Summary: Comprehensive and highly readable guide to developing electronic government. Includes numerous practical examples from around the world. Starts with a guide to how to do it, then looks at specific applications by early adopters, and concludes by identifying some of the new challenges that widespread adoption of e-government raises and how some governments are reacting. There are specific chapters on education, crime and defence.

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Comprehensive and highly readable guide to developing electronic government. Includes numerous practical examples from around the world. Starts with a guide to how to do it, then looks at specific applications by early adopters, and concludes by identifying some of the new challenges that widespread adoption of e-government raises and how some governments are reacting. There are specific chapters on education, crime and defence.

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