01E-GOVERNMENTPRESENTATION培训资料.pptVIP

E-Government – a strategic perspective– The approach of Roland Berger Strategy Consultants–European Technology ForumStrasbourg, April 24, 2001;E-government supports all the important objectives of administrative reform – so it can be a means, a part and an objective of modernization;E-government is the electronic execution of administrative processes – between administration and the public as well as within the administration;The continuing pressure of social and internal factors strengthens the need for a further administrative modernization;;In Germany the most important field for the application of e-government will be the municipal level, as administrations of all levels agree;24/7/265 – Citizen services available on-line around the clock Information, communication and interaction General availability, e.g. by kiosk system;This way, the vision embraces much more than the offering of citizen services on-line – the ideal is a parallel internal modernization of the administration;If internal modernization takes place, e-government is a means to lower costs – despite the initial investments;Vision is confronted by reality – e-government in the front-office has only been realised to a small degree in Germany;Though there are numerous examples for e-government in Germany, in most cases only isolated services are realised electronically;A number of factors prevent the further expansion of e-government;Some impediments can be overcome by partnerships – appropriate partners useful for the conception, financing and implementation of e-government;Partnerships can contribute to the financing of e-government in a number of ways;Further possibilities for financing arise from the adaptation of the functioning of private internet portals;C. Options for action – fields of action are prioritized in the e-strategy according to criteria of potential for realization and strategic relevance ;The broad scope of the subject makes it impossible to realize e-government simultaneo