Four basic models of e-government

Based on its different service targets, e-government can basically be categorized into four models:

Government-to-Government e-government (G-G),

Government-to-Business e-government (G-B),

Government-to-Public e-government (G-C),

Government-to-Civil Service e-government (G-E).

The above four models are an interactive relationship. Government departments are involved in the construction of information technology in two capacities, it is both the user of the public **** information platform and the organizer of the construction, these two identities complement each other and promote each other.

Expanded Information:

The main contents of e-government:

1. The government obtains information from the Internet, and promotes the informationization of the network

2. Strengthens the government's information service, and has the government's own website and homepage on the Internet to provide the public with possible

3. Establishment of an online service system, so that government services on the Internet and the public interactive processing, i.e., "e-government"

4. The use of e-commerce for the government, i.e., "electronic government procurement".

5. Make full use of the government network to realize the government "paperless office".

6. Government knowledge base.

Relative to the traditional way of administration, the biggest feature of e-government lies in its administrative mode of electronic, that is, the administrative mode of paperless, information transfer network, the virtualization of administrative legal relations.

E-government makes government work more open and transparent E-government makes government work more effective and streamlined E-government provides better services to enterprises and citizens E-government reconstructs the relationship between government, enterprises and citizens, making it more coordinated than before, and facilitating better participation of enterprises and citizens in politics.

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