A model of successful factors towards e-government implementation

Sagheb-Tehrani, Mehdi

doi:10.1504/eg.2010.029891

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“…E-government is a huge information system project to be built by government, and offers electronic services to four types of customers (Table 1): businesses, citizens, employees, and government itself [11]- [15]. E-government tries to provide multiple of government process in the best way to perform a daily activities [18]. Example: access to current information, renewing and obtaining licenses, registration of companies, and payment of taxes [16] [19].…”

Section: Definition and Importance Of E-governmentmentioning

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Cloud Computing of E-Government

Almarabeh¹,

Majdalawi²,

Mohammad³

2016

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Over the past years, many businesses, government and individuals have been started to adopt the internet and web-based technologies in their works to take benefits of costs reduction and better utilization of existing resources. The cloud computing is a new way of computing which aims to provide better communication style and storage resources in a safe environment via the internet platform. The E-governments around the world are facing the continued budget challenges and increasing in the size of their computational data so that they need to find ways to deliver their services to citizens as economically as possible without compromising the achievement of desired outcomes. Considering E-government is one of the sectors that is trying to provide services via the internet so the cloud computing can be a suitable model for implementing E-government architecture to improve E-government efficiency and user satisfaction. In this paper, the adoption of cloud computing strategy in implementing E-government services has been studied by focusing on the relationship between E-government and cloud computing by listing the benefits of creation E-government based on cloud computing. Finally in this paper, the challenges faced the implementation of cloud computing for E-government are discussed in details. As a result from understanding the importance of cloud computing as new, green and cheap technology is contributed to fixing and minimizing the existing problems and challenges in E-government so that the developed and developing countries need to achieve E-government based on cloud computing.

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“…This category includes all the interactions between a government and its citizens [20] [21]. Example: Renewing a driver's license and paying traffic fine [18] [22]- [24].…”

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Cloud Computing of E-Government

Almarabeh¹,

Majdalawi²,

Mohammad³

2016

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“…The advances in the development of net-centric approaches of all aspects of life have had major impacts on how governments operate day-to-day (Anttiroiko and Malki, 2007;Brown, 2003;Tehrani, 2010). This is particularly true for individuals functioning in the domains of national security and defence.…”

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Net-centric issues for large scale tactical data

Bourgeois

Ladner

Petry

2011

IJIDSS

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This paper illustrates use of the Universal Core messaging framework to enable request and return of large environmental data files, specifically meteorological and oceanographic (MetOc) data. The utility of the approach is described by experiments conducted during the Trident Warrior 2010 Naval exercise. We next overview development of a web services broker system for MetOc data. The implementation of this broker system incorporates both automated data discovery and retrieval capabilities. An extension of UCore, C2 (Command and Control) Core is described and an evaluation to assess its effectiveness for the MetOc domain is described.

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