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The policy challenges of universally usable e-government

John Carlo Bertot, Paul T. Jaeger, Jonathan K. Lazar, Joshua Lehman, Alice Siempelkamp

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This proposal describes a panel on the topic of universally usable e-government for the 2011 Digital Government conference. Many e-government services are not universally usable, and this panel will discuss some of the policy approaches for moving towards universally usable e-government services.

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This proposal describes a panel on the topic of universally usable e-government for the 2011 Digital Government conference. Many e-government services are not universally usable, and this panel will discuss some of the policy approaches for moving towards universally usable e-government services.

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This proposal describes a panel on the topic of universally usable e-government for the 2011 Digital Government conference. Many e-government services are not universally usable, and this panel will discuss some of the policy approaches for moving towards universally usable e-government services.

Key concepts: USable, Digital government, Government (linguistics), E-Government, Computer science, Business, World Wide Web, Digital transformation

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