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3 years ago

What is electronic government ? and give some examples of it ..

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The electronic government or e-government, also used as synonyms the terms electronic administration or e-administration, consists of the use of information and communication technologies and knowledge in internal government processes, as well as in the delivery of the products and services of the State to both citizens and industry.

Like e-government examples we can take: Portals, ERP, GRPs, CRMs and social networks.

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