Article(electronic)February 1, 2005
Public Priorities Concerning the Development of E-Government in Flanders
In: Social science computer review: SSCORE, Volume 23, Issue 1, p. 136-139
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Abstract
The authors analyze preference data of Flemish citizens regarding various aspects of e-government (e.g., front office, back office, e-democracy, e-administration). The results indicate that the common strategy of governments, to put more services online that is rewarded by benchmarking studies of most consultancy firms and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), does not correspond to the demands of most citizens. Citizens, in short, demand better services, not more services online.
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