eGovernment Overview

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Fundamental principals in developing
E-Government for Justice Connecting Employees,
Citizens Businesses
Steve Holdridge National Director State Local
Market Development Oracle Corporation (stephen.hol
dridge_at_oracle.com)
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• E-business is dead.
• E-government is dead.
• It is just Business Government
• Using internet technologies and standards to
  electronically enable all relationships.

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56.5 Inches?
Standards
1849?
Access
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Large Networks
Water
Electricity
Telephone
Network
Consumption Device
Scalability Security Reliability
Simple Inexpensive Standard
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Changing Expectations for Citizens
1997
2002
Source Forrester Research
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Changing Expectations for Government
From
To
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e-Government Business Drivers
Citizen Agency Demands
Environmental Pressures
Service
Privatization
Efficiency
Value
Accountability
Access
Productivity
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The e-Government Roadmap
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• Old Way
• Limited availability
• 9 to 5 access
• phone / counter
• Limited Access
• Resource intensive

• e-Way
• On-demand availability
• 24x7 access
• many methods
• Broad Access
• Citizen /agency self-service

Service side
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• Old Way
• Paper pushed
• Pockets of information
• Transactional tactical
• Resource intensive

• e-Way
• Information pulled
• Collaboration and knowledge management
• Analytical strategic
• Employee self-service

Inside
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• Old Way
• Paper driven
• Inefficient spending
• Proprietary EDI - limited vendors
• Resource intensive

• e-Way
• Electronically linked
• Strategic vendor sourcing
• Internet connectivity - broader sourcing
• Self-service purchasing

Buy side
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• Old Way
• Costly deployment
• Many maintenance points
• Lengthy development process
• Application training
• Stovepipe systems

• e-Way
• Instant, 0 deployment
• Single maintenance point
• Rapid development start and evolve
• Self-training
• Information at a click

Platform
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D E M O N S T R A T I O N
Lights Save Lives
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Connecting Employees, Citizens, and Businesses
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How Do You Get Started?
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Where Is Your Agency Today?
1. Broadcast
2. Interact
3. Transact
4. Integrate
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What are you doing to become an
e-government? What are your vendors doing to
help you?
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Fundamental principals in developing
E-Government for Justice Connecting Employees,
Citizens Businesses