Titlebook: Electronic Government and the Information Systems Perspective; Second International Kim Normann Andersen,Enrico Francesconi,Tom M. Eng Conf

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OpenSocialGov: A Web 2.0 Environment for Governmental E-Service Deliveryitizens’ active participation. Web 2.0 paradigm could support many of the key features of such T-Gov interaction model. In this paper we explore the potential to utilize OpenSocial API to build OpenSocialGov, a set of libraries to construct Web 2.0 environments for the delivery of governmental e-ser

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Government-to-Business Personalized e-Services Using Semantic-Enhanced Recommender Systemolution to the information overload problem by providing users with information and services specific to their needs, rather than an undifferentiated mass of information. This paper focuses on how e-Governments can support businesses, which are seeking ‘one-to-one’ e-services, on the problem of find

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E-Government Information Quality: A Case Study of Thailandsidered when assessing the quality of information provided by e-government for citizens. These five groups of information quality dimensions are: Availability, Objectivity, Utility, Integrity, and Confidentiality. Nineteen Thai ministry websites were surveyed based on the proposed e-government infor

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