Young-Sik Kim
ABSTRACT
E-government has become the medicine for every type of government. Every nation is trying its level best in designing e-government master plan and implementing it. Unfortunately there is still big gap in implementation level of e-Government between Most Developed Countries (MDCs) and Least Developed Countries (LDCs). In this paper, we have identified main causes of impedes in implementing e-government master plan in LDCs. We also have considered the case of MDCs. At the end of the paper, we have concluded with some recommendations for LDCs.
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Index Terms
- e-government implementation strategy in least developed countries: a Nepalese case
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