E-Government has become a popular topic in countries all over the world, regardless their development stage. Politicians and public officials, design and support the implementation of e-Government. Though there is not one single way for implementing e-Government. The public policy for e-Government development (the management of e-Government) differs a lot, when moving from one country to another.
In the Working Group, alternative approaches for developing an e-Government policy will be identified and lessons-learnt by each country will be presented. Theoretical papers addressing the issue of the diversity of public policies for implementing e-Government, or practical papers presenting country-specific public policy for e-Government would be accepted.
Questions that could be addressed follows (indicative):
- Centralized versus decentralized e-Government development.
- The management of e-Government: structures, processes, resources.
- National e-Government master plans: lessons-learnt and best practices.
- National strategies for e-Government in CEE&CIS countries and eEurope.
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