E-government Case Analysis

Author: Su Xinmin
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: The construction of e-government is a long-term and dynamic process. As a country with a relatively low level of e-government development, China needs to learn from the successful experiences of advanced countries and combine them with the actual national conditions. This approach can leverage China's latecomer advantages in technology to build an advanced e-government system with Chinese characteristics. E-government case studies focus on different angles of government administration, encompassing both vertical e-government construction across various levels of government and horizontal e-government development in different industry government agencies. By analyzing the application of e-government technology and theory in various cases, this book emphasizes exploring experiences and insights beneficial to China's e-government development. The book mainly consists of four parts: First, case studies of national e-government; Second, case studies of e-government at provincial, municipal, county, and development park levels; Third, case studies of internal government management e-government, including online office, collaborative work, information resource management, security management, standardization management, decision support, and knowledge management; Fourth, case studies of e-government for public and business services, such as public service management, taxation, postal services, education, judicial and public security, and democracy. This book can serve as a textbook for university students majoring in public administration, information management, and MPA, as well as a reference guide for government and enterprise management and technical personnel engaged in e-government and e-commerce research and application.