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ACCESS YOUR GOVERNMENT
E-Government:
E-Government
refers to the use by government agencies
of information technologies (such as
Wide Area Networks, the Internet, and
mobile computing) that have the ability
to transform relations with citizens,
businesses, and other arms of
government. These technologies can serve
a variety of different ends: better
delivery of government services to
citizens, improved interactions with
business and industry, citizen
empowerment through access to
information, or more efficient
government management. The resulting
benefits can be less corruption,
increased transparency, greater
convenience, revenue growth, and/or cost
reductions - facilitating two-way
citizen
engagement
or "digital
democracy" |
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- GOVERNMENT SOLUTION
Traditionally,
the interaction
between a citizen or
business and a
government agency
took place in a
government office.
With emerging
information and
communication
technologies it is
possible to locate
service centers
closer to the
clients. Such
centers may consist
of an unattended
kiosk in the
government agency, a
service kiosk
located close to the
client, or the use
of a personal
computer in the home
or office.
GOAL
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Better Service
Delivery to
Citizens
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Better Health Care
System
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Improved Services
for Business
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Better Tax
Administration
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Transparency &
Anticorruption
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Better
Transportation
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Empowerment
through
Information
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Efficient
Government
Analogous to e-commerce, which
allows businesses to transact with
each other more efficiently (B2B)
and brings customers closer to
businesses (B2C), e-government
aims to make the interaction
between government and citizens
(G2C), government and business
enterprises (G2B), and
inter-agency relationships (G2G)
more friendly, convenient,
transparent, and inexpensive.
E-Commerce has evolved already
through four stages: 1)
publishing, 2)
interactivity, 3)
completing transactions, and
4) delivery. To date, most
e-government activity has centered
on publishing. A study by Anderson
Consulting finds vast differences
among countries in the maturity of
their e-government effort. Perhaps
the key finding, however, is that
even the most mature countries
have tapped less than 20% of the
potential. For more detail Contact
e-government NCBTC,
and
digital citizen-as a partner in
the legislative process
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E-Government = Creating
Tools of the Trade
"What Citizens Want from
E-Government"
Access to one-stop shopping
(one portal for all government
services) |
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iNetworks Canada has helped
created the e-Government Small
Business Administration, which
successfully launched its
SBAExchange Pilot Program — an
electronic purchasing tool
designed to facilitate small
business e-procurement
opportunities and improve the
efficiency and accountability of
current government procurement
processes.
The mission of the SBAExchange is
two-fold; to reduce costs and
improve efficiency and
accountability of procuring goods
and services by federal agencies
from small businesses, and to help
small businesses participate in an
e-procurement system that requires
little or no technical expertise
or equipment investment.
The SBAExchange is an online tool
that allows agencies to award
simplified acquisitions up to
$100,000 (including
micro-purchases) to small
businesses. Purchases and payments
are made electronically with
government-wide commercial
purchase cards.
Government agencies will be able
to use SBAExchange to award
purchases over $25,000 that have
been posted in Federal Business
Opportunities (FedBizOpps),
provided the notice states that
the award will be made
electronically. The program is
designed to help small businesses
compete for purchases that are
currently being obtained through
other contracting methods. To
participate, small businesses must
obtain an Internet-based Supplier
Web Site from the SBAExchange.
Through the Supplier Web Site a
small business receive:
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A
fully hosted, supplier branded,
e-commerce website;
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Exposure to federal buying
authorities, large federal prime
contractors and other large
buying officials;
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An
electronic catalogue;
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A
centralized order management
system for receiving and
processing Internet- based
orders from federal, state,
local and commercial buying
authorities;
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A
management system for tracking
new business, creating and
submitting quotes and;
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Assistance/staffs in managing
the new site.
SBA kick-off this pilot program
nationally on March 30, 2003 when
agencies can begin awarding
transactions through the system.
In order to ensure a successful
launch in March, the small
business electronic catalogue
development period began on
October 30, 2002. The annual cost
to participate in the SBAExchange
Pilot Program is $1,500.
Additionally, a transaction fee of
two percent will be added to all
orders.
What we can do for your Government
or Institution
We are not interested in simply
re-selling technology. We sell
innovative solutions that take
full advantage of today's
technologies, improving
productivity in the most
cost-effective ways, and
ultimately improving our
customers' competitiveness in the
marketplace.
We are uniquely qualified to
provide large businesses and
government agencies with the
ability to conduct e-business
transactions with the many unique
segments of the small business
community ? completely over the
web and seamlessly leveraging
existing technology investments.
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