E-Government
The e-government revolution goes beyond information and communication technology structure to reshape the public sector and remake the relationship between citizens and government. E-government encompasses issues ranging from putting services online to fostering development and renewing democracy. It requires information management, online collaboration and human resource management in areas of policies and standards, infrastructure and networks, legal framework and applications.
Main e-government sites are:
FirstGov.gov - Official website for searching the U.S. Government
Government Computer NewsGovernment of Canada - Government On-Line
GOL International NetworkThe World Bank Governance and Public Sector Reform Site
Technology in Government
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