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A Strategic Framework for a G2G E-Government Excellence Center
Abstract
The business of government can be streamlined by offering interactive services for the public and placing procurement mechanisms and relationships with contractors online. However, traditional government has not maximized its ability to benefit from these initiatives. We propose that the creation of an e-government Excellence Center can help with this transition of traditional to digitalized government. Such an e-government Excellence Center would be beneficial to different stakeholders: traditional governments, by making them aware of the alternatives or potential options available to them; experienced government structures, by increasing their visibility and by offering consulting services to a host of potential clients; and even to IT solution providers, by making their products and services more visible.
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