Developing E-Government and Enhancing the Modernization of Public Administration: A Case Study of e-Government Development in Yunnan Province, the People's Republic of China
Zhihui Wang, Guangxing Song
Abstract
Zhihui Wang, Guangxing Song
Abstract
Taking the development of e-government in Yunnan Province as an example, this paper argues that there are five basic functions of e-government: publishing government information, providing an online service, accelerating resource-sharing, improving administrative efficiency. More importantly, this paper points out that developing e-government during an information era is an important step in creating a new modern and service-centered government.
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Taking the development of e-government in Yunnan Province as an example, this paper argues that there are five basic functions of e-government: publishing government information, providing an online service, accelerating resource-sharing, improving administrative efficiency. More importantly, this paper points out that developing e-government during an information era is an important step in creating a new modern and service-centered government.
Key concepts: Modernization theory, E-Government, Government (linguistics), China, Administration (probate law), Service (business), Business, Publishing