Electronic Government Principles and Technology

Author: Sun Zhengxing
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: This book systematically introduces the fundamental concepts, basic principles, operational models, implementation technologies, and application methods of e-government from the perspective of the organic integration of management and technology. It provides an in-depth analysis of the revolutionary changes brought about by information technology and informatization in management. The book systematically elaborates on the origin and development of e-government, related concepts, content scope, and development and implementation models. It offers a comprehensive and profound discussion of the core model eMPA and the corresponding new management concepts and approaches. Additionally, it provides a complete analysis and description of the technical means of e-government system composition, architecture, content management, and decision intelligence. The book is rich in content, offering both detailed descriptions and summaries of e-government principles, as well as analyses and discussions of implementation strategies. It covers both new management methods such as digital management, process reengineering, and virtual government, and the dissection of new information technologies including distributed computing environments, application integration, digital libraries, information portals, government intelligence, data warehouses, and data mining.