eGovernment 2.0: How can Government benefit from web 2.0?

Søren Duus Østergaard; Michael Hvass

eGovernment 2.0: How can Government benefit from web 2.0?

Søren Duus Østergaard
, Michael Hvass

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Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to identify the major global trends in social computing/ collaborative computing as they seem to evolve under the ‘web 2.0’ heading, evaluate possible future trends seen from a technology point of view as well as from a socio-economic perspective and compare these trends to the current state and need for eGovernment. Finally, some general guidelines, ideas and projections for eGovernment will be pro- posed and discussed.

Translated title of the contribution	eGovernment 2.0: Hvordan kan den offentlige sektor udnytte web 2.0?
Original language	English
Publication date	1 Nov 2009
Number of pages	6
Publication status	Published - 1 Nov 2009
Externally published	Yes

Keywords

eGovernment , web 2.0, social computing, cloud computing, citizen self service, autonomous IT, blogging, crowd sourcing

Access to Document

eGovernment 2.0 - How can Government benefit from web 2.0?Submitted manuscript, 1.35 MB

http://www.iiis.org/iiis/2009Program/wmsci/

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