A readiness assessment framework for e-government planning: design and application

Shareef, Mohamed, Ojo, Adegboyega and Janowski, Tomasz, "A readiness assessment framework for e-government planning: design and application" 2nd International Conference on Theory of Practice of Electronic Governance, Cairo, 2008.

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    Author Shareef, Mohamed
    Ojo, Adegboyega
    Janowski, Tomasz
    Title A readiness assessment framework for e-government planning: design and application
    Publication Date 2008
    Place of Publication Cairo
    Publisher ACM Press
    Pages 7
    Title of Event 2nd International Conference on Theory of Practice of Electronic Governance
    Date of Event 2008
    Place of Event Cairo
    Language eng
    Abstract

    The availability of information on electronic government readiness is a critical factor in developing effective e-government policies and strategies. Although there are many readiness assessment instruments in the public domain, there are no clear guidelines on how these instruments can be reused as frameworks in carrying out assessment in specific contexts, such as in e-government planning or implementation. The design of readiness assessment frameworks requires clear specification of the assessment purpose and the design of concrete instruments explicitly based on the information requirements. Usually, these information needs are modular and can be satisfied by any instrument composed from the required set of assessment components. In this paper, we examine the requirements for a readiness assessment framework to support e-government planning and propose an assessment framework consisting of a set of assessment perspectives. Each of these perspectives is mapped to a corresponding set of concrete assessment components (partly derived from other major e-government assessment frameworks) satisfying the information requirements of these perspectives. The componentized framework allows for easy substitution or specialization of specific components to suit different contexts or assessment scenarios. As an example, we show how this framework can be used for developing a readiness assessment instrument to support e-government planning in Maldives.

    Copyright Holder ACM Press
    Copyright Year 2008
    Copyright type All rights reserved
    ISBN 9781605583860
    DOI 10.1145/1509096.1509135
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