Transforming Government: People, Process and Policy: Volume 3 Issue 3

What is the value of eGovernment – and how can we actually realize it?

Leif Skiftenes Flak, Willy Dertz, Arild Jansen, John Krogstie, Ingrid Spjelkavik, Svein Ølnes

The purpose of this paper is to promote academic discourse around the understanding of the concept of value of eGovernment and how a diverse set of benefits or values can be…

Value generation in e‐government from service‐based IT integration

Francesco Virili, Maddalena Sorrentino

Understanding how value is actually generated in e‐government projects is one of the most challenging, and relevant, issues in e‐government research. This paper aims to…

Managing e‐service development – comparing two e‐government case studies

Ulf Melin, Karin Axelsson

The purpose of this paper is to contribute to a better understanding of the progress and the success vs failure in e‐government development, based on case studies of two…

Simulating information exchanges to investigate the utility of public health web sites

Kholoud Alkayid, Helen Hasan, Joseph A. Meloche

The purpose of this paper is to present research into the area of internet support for professional‐public communication through a deeper understanding of the role that a web site…

The suitability of care pathways for integrating processes and information systems in healthcare

Thomas Crocker, Owen Johnson, Stephen King

The purpose of this paper is to examine the suitability of current care pathway modelling techniques for supporting business improvement and the development of information…

Investigating the importance of factors influencing integration technologies adoption in local government authorities

Muhammad Mustafa Kamal, Mohamed Alsudairi

The application of enterprise application integration (EAI) technologies in integrating heterogeneous information systems (IS) has been pursued by several private and public…

Transforming Government: People, Process and Policy

Editorial

Zahir Irani