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E-Government in Australia

Published:2013 Issue: Volume: Page:215-234
ISSN:2326-9103
Container-title:Advances in Electronic Government, Digital Divide, and Regional Development
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Author:

Chugh Ritesh¹,Grandhi Srimannarayana¹

Affiliation:

1. Central Queensland University Melbourne, Australia

Abstract

The research indicates that e-government in Australia is in its early stages and there is scope for further improvement and growth. The high incidence of web presence indicates that government entities, such as city councils are pursuing cyber strategies. Although the majority of government entities utilise websites to disseminate information to the public, optimal use of ICT in the public sector is ad hoc and in infancy albeit growing rapidly. This chapter provides a concise and holistic understanding of issues that can be encountered when exploiting the Internet and ICT for providing e-government services.

Publisher

IGI Global

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