2002 · 16 citations · 7 references
ManagementInformation SystemsPublic AdministrationDigital GovernmentE-governmentInformation Systems ManagementGovernment Information SystemsInformation Systems GovernanceInformation Technology GovernanceLegislative-executive RelationsPublic Sector Digital TransformationValue Chain AnalysisE-government StrategyElectronic Government SystemsService Delivery Management
The paper considers electronic governmental activities from a business perspective, resulting in a so-called governmental value chain model. This model aims to support practitioners for better understanding and realisation of joint organisational and information system innovations in the public sector. It consists of a legislative, administrative and juridical function embracing three fields of legislative governance, administrative (resource) management and governmental service delivery management. Each field is structured after a strategic-constitutional, tactical-intermediation and operational-retail level. This model is an effort to transfer business concepts to electronic government in the public sector. Basically governmental activities are considered as a value chain linking the "trading" partners like citizens, administrative agencies and constitutional institutions.
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