e-Government…bit by byte !.PPT

e-Government…bit by byte ! J Satyanarayana Principal Secretary IT Communications Dept Govt of Andhra Pradesh,India Agenda e-Government Vision Strategies for success Success Stories eSeva APonline SmartGov OLTP eProcurement Service-centric approach Connecting rural areas The Vision Andhra Pradesh will leverage IT to attain a position of leadership and excellence in the Information Age to transform itself into a Knowledge Society. - McKinsey Co (1999) IT SECTOR HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED AS A MAJOR GROWTH ENGINE FOR AP’s ECONOMY e-Government – key stakeholders e-Government Imperatives How big is the e-Govt ? Stages of e-Government Emerging Web presence through a few independent official web sites Information is limited, basic and static Enhanced Content is updated with greater regularity Interactive Users can download forms contact officials Transactional Users can actually pay for services on-line Seamless Total integration of e-services across administrative and departmental boundaries Strategies for Success Preparation of e-Government Blue Print Strengthening of Communication Infrastructure Public-Private Partnership Human Resource Development Chief Information Officers Service-centric Approach Change Management The enablers of e-Government Technology Architecture Technology Deployment Backend Middleware Frontend Standards Communication Architecture Backbone Last Mile Delivery Architecture Self-service Service Centres Kiosks Process Architecture Functional Architecture e-Government blueprint Process Re-engineering Framework Resource Framework PPP Model Procurement Framework CDE ( Coopetitive Development Environment) Implementation Framework 6 C Model ‘People Architecture’ IS Organization Chief Information Officers Project-specific training Change Management The 6C Model Success Stories eSeva APonline SmartGov OLTP e-Procurement Objectives of eSeva One-stop-shop for citizen services Integration of G2C services through single window Cost op