The State of E-Government

 
 

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Index

Executive Summary
What is E-Government?
E-Government Strategy

   Introduction

   Challenges and Successes

   E-Government Initiatives

   Government to Consumer

   Government to Business

   Government to Government

   Internal Efficiency and Effectiveness

   E-Auth and Privacy

   Homeland Security

State and Local E-Government

   Washington State

   King County

   Seattle City Government

Implementation and Standards

   Web Standards

   Technology Suppliers

The Future of E-Government

Conclusion


Appendices:

   1. Presidential Memo

   2. International E-Government

   3. E-Gov Initiates at a Glance

E-Government Strategy

E-Government Initiatives

Overview: 

eGov is the official website of the President�s E-Government initiative. This site is a good launch point to research the projects and scope of E-Government.  Links to the E-Gov Channels  are available as well as a detailed spreadsheet of the Twenty-Four e-Government Initiatives are also available for public consumption. 

Discussion:   

This combination of websites allows the reader to gain insight into detailed descriptions, progress, and next step plans of initiatives such as benefits, rulemaking, disaster management, and e-clearance.

Analysis: 

This is the place to go to begin your E-Gov information search.    The tabs and links are well laid out and clear in function.  The E-Gov initiative has fostered literally thousands of web pages attached to the many divisions.  This is a broad topic with many avenues to explore.  Therefore, a small group of G2C, G2B, and G2G sites have been selected for discussion in the next section.

Recommendation: 

Continue to provide information of value to the customer.

Links: 

E-Gov web-page:        http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/egov/

hannel tabs:              http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/egov/about_glance.htm

Initiatives at a glance   http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/egov/downloads/E-Gov_Initiatives.pdf

 

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