Talks about the arguments of Christopher Hood's classic work "The Tools of Government for the Twenty-First Century". This work includes coverage of how government gets information and an assessment of how the tools available to government have changed over time especially with d…
Maintains that the digital revolution is well under way and will continue to lead to important changes in the way people, the for-profit and nonprofit sectors, and government will function and interact, with emphasis on the importance of innovation and the need to balance innova…
This book addresses various aspects of building secure E-Government architectures and services; it presents views of experts from academia, policy and the industry to conclude that secure E-Government web services can be deployed in an application-centric, interoperable way. It …
