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Web portal (window) for e-government services should have the
following properties:
- provide a consolidated view of
government services
- Categorize information and services by constituent
type
- Ease
of navigation is a must
- Focus
portal's content and services to the users not to organizational
hierarchy
- Monitor
the usage and take steps to increase the traffic -ask the
customers what they want
- Develop a portal
that reflects available government services and the elected
officials' policy agendas
- Develop
a single brand to avoid
frequent portal redo, image inconsistency
- Brand strategy includes
personality (ease of use, a better government experience, or
service quality), imagery and the message
- First
stage: This
stage is the creation of an initial web presence. Set a foundation for building future projects and
implementations. Putting government forms on the site.
- Second
stage: Create centralized planning
of the portal brand, communicating the goals of the administration
through the government's portal. Create a common look and
feel for the organization.
- Third
stage: The agency offers all services online with the
addition of a business-to-government portal and
employee-to-government portal. Addressed enterprise security requirements
through pilot projects before rolling these initiatives out to the
public.
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Business
today faces a real dilemma: What your competition knows can hurt you. So
can potential business partners, disgruntled ex-employees and other
interested parties.
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Strategic tools. Intellisat
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Portals can be
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Second stage: providing limited
low security transactions to constituents
Third stage: online services to the employee, constituents, and
businesses.
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