Roland Traunmüller, Maria Wimmer,
"Trends in electronic Government: Managing Distributed Knowledge"
: Proceedings of the International Workshop "On the Way to Electronic Government" in Conjunction with DEXA 2000, London, Greenwich, UK, 9-2000, ISBN: 0-7695-0680-1, Maria Wimmer and Roland Traunmüller. 2000. Trends in electronic Government: Managing Distributed Knowledge. In Proceedings of the International Workshop "On the Way to Electronic Government" in Conjunction with DEXA 2000, London, Greenwich, UK, 6th - 8th September, pp 340 - 345, ISBN 0-7695-0680-1
Original Titel:
Trends in electronic Government: Managing Distributed Knowledge
Sprache des Titels:
Englisch
Original Buchtitel:
Proceedings of the International Workshop "On the Way to Electronic Government" in Conjunction with DEXA 2000, London, Greenwich, UK
Englische Kurzfassung:
Electronic Government (e-Government) is as a guiding vision for public administration. It stands for using the Internet, for re-engineering administrative processes, for achieving a virtual administration. It stands also for supporting an active participation of the citizens in democracy. Modern telecommunication infrastructures provide the basic means for co-operation over time and distance. In this way e-Government involves many locally and timely dispersed human actors and machine agents that hold knowledge required in performing administrative work. The challenge for e-Government is to find a successful way of re-engineering and distributing the administration's knowledge. In this article theoretical and practical insight is provided into various perspectives influencing knowledge management for e-Government. These perspectives need to be integrated in a comprehensive approach to develop e-Government strategies and systems.
Erscheinungsmonat:
9
Erscheinungsjahr:
2000
Notiz zum Zitat:
Maria Wimmer and Roland Traunmüller. 2000. Trends in electronic Government: Managing Distributed Knowledge. In Proceedings of the International Workshop "On the Way to Electronic Government" in Conjunction with DEXA 2000, London, Greenwich, UK, 6th - 8th September, pp 340 - 345, ISBN 0-7695-0680-1
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