According to new research from research firm IDC, e-Government IT spending in the top 5 countries in Western Europe is expected to increase over the next few years.
Weiterlesen: Investment in e-Government IT continues to grow in Western Europe says IDC-Study
In order to gauge the capacity of Central European countries to achieve the ambitious e-government goals set for them by the EU, and to gauge their progress to date, the Economist Intelligence Unit, sponsored by Oracle, has conducted a wide-ranging analysis of the e-government experience in the Central Europe region. The rankings cover the ten new and candidate EU members from Central Europe, as well another prospective member, Turkey.
The European Commission proposed the new IDABC (Interoperable Delivery of pan-European eGovernment Services to Public Administrations, Businesses and Citizens) programme to deliver pan-European eGoverment services to public administrations, businesses and citizens.
Weiterlesen: New programme on pan-European eGovernment services for Administrations, Business
European governments must work together to create interoperable e-services, says a new EU document
The European Commission has set out its latest proposals to improve the electronic delivery of information and services to citizens across the continent.
New research is optimistic about the growth of e-government spending in major European countries
Western European countries will increase their e-government budgets over the next three years as administrations push to meet official targets, research published in April 2003 has found.