BeijingE-GovernmentandOpenStandards.pptVIP

Beijing E-Government and Open Standards Contents 1. Development status 2. Requirements and issues 3. Beijing E-Government Framework 4. Requirements for open standards The Phase of Beijing E-government Beijing e-government takes the leading position in China. Multi-channel E-government Services 4A Goals: Anyone, Anytime, Anywhere, Any channel E-government Portal The Capital Window : Websites of municipal departments and districts/counties Digitalbeijing Kiosks Government Call Centers 12345 (Mayer hotline) 12319(Urban management hotline), etc Mobile Services SMS broadcasting and interaction Mobile info-collection and fieldwork, etc Interactive Service Counters/Windows Municipal/District/County service halls with information systems On-line E-government Services E-government portal The Capital Window : 159 websites of municipal departments and districts/counties Available services online Government information publicity Government and public interaction Government service for individuals Government service for business Culture services …… Coverage of government services About 85% of government service items in Beijing have been provided with online guidance, e-form downloading, service information query and etc. About 30% of government service items can be handled wholly or partly online. Typical Applications (1) 2006’s Top 10 Digitalbeijing Applications, voted by 400,000+ residents. Transportation-In-One-Card Service System Taking bus, underground, taxi with one card Speeding up payment processing and improving convenience 5.2 million cards and 6+ million transactions by November 2006 Grid-based Urban Management System Dividing urban area into irregular grid of about 10,000 m2 Geo-locating urban facilities and management events on the grids An urban management supervisor Collecting and reporting spot information of urban facilities and management events on 3-4 grids with mobile phone Timely find events or facility problems, rapid response, and timely sett