The third annual global ranking of
e-government initiatives by Accenture LLP of Chicago leaves the top
three nations unchanged from last year: Canada, Singapore and the
United States.
But the U.s. had the most services online, 115 out of a total 117,
the Accenture study said. The Office of Management and Budget’s 24
marquee projects have refreshed the information superhighway vision
of the early 1990s, it said.
The analysts studied 23 national governments’ electronic services
in the areas of defense, education, human services, justice and
public safety, postal services, procurement, regulation, revenue and
transportation.
They rated maturity at three levels: informational, interactive and
transactional.
Reported by Government Computer News, http://www.gcn.com
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