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E-Government is the use of Internet technology to enhance the access to and delivery of Government services to benefit citizens, business partners and employees.

Today's governments and public institutions can take advantage of the Internet to empower citizens to improve communications with government, drive economic development, lower transaction costs, shorten lines, and eliminate burdensome paperwork.

The web is changing the way we do business. If 24-hour, seven-days-a-week availability and convenience, customer focus, and personalization became the norm in the public sector, it would not just make life easier, it would fundamentally change the way that people view government itself.

E-Government offers tremendous advantages for everyone involved:

  • For the Government itself by improving productivity and improve employee satisfaction
  • For the Citizens who use the various services who get fast access to the services they need, and
  • For all Taxpayers, who get more for each tax dollar contributed.

E-Government can provide better services to citizens at a lower cost. Therefore, visionary governments are quickly moving to the Internet with customer care applications that provide self-service features to apply for licenses and renewals, accept online payments and provide links to other resources and services.

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