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The quest for electronic government: a defining vision

By: Caldow, Janet

Contributor(s): Institute for Electronic Government

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TextPublisher: Washington DC. : Institute for Electronic Government, July 1999Description: 12 pSubject(s): Information Technology | Information Systems | New Technology | Government policy | Business | EducationSummary: This paper incorporates the corporation's best advice from our past four years' research, literature searches, innovative practices from around the world, emerging strategies and future indicators and trends.

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This paper incorporates the corporation's best advice from our past four years' research, literature searches, innovative practices from around the world, emerging strategies and future indicators and trends.

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