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Enterprise Resource Architecture and E-Governance

   

Added on  2023-04-10

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Running head: ENTERPRISE RESOURCE ARCHITECTURE AND E-GOVERNANCE
Enterprise resource architecture and e-governance
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ENTERPRISE RESOURCE ARCHITECTURE AND E-GOVERNANCE
Executive Summery
The concept of connected governance is apparently new in the context of the public service
provided by the government. The connected government raises from the concept that the
government will provide e-services to the people. Tis will increase the flexibility of the
government services. Apart from that citizens will easily get the desired service through the e-
governance. Apart from that they can appear with their problems to the government at any
time from anyplace through internet. The connect government defines that each of the
department by the government run through e-governance is connected with each other. The
main objective of this paper is to evaluate the different aspects of e-governance and benefits of
Enterprise Architecture for the functioning of the Australian Federal Government.

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ENTERPRISE RESOURCE ARCHITECTURE AND E-GOVERNANCE
Table of Contents
1.0 Introduction..........................................................................................................................4
2.0 Information centric design...................................................................................................4
Benefits of information centric design for e-governance:..........................................................5
Information maturity model:.......................................................................................................5
3.0 Enterprise Information Architecture....................................................................................7
Benefits of enterprise information architecture:........................................................................8
Enterprise information architecture in e-governance system....................................................8
4.0 Conclusion and Recommendation......................................................................................11
References.....................................................................................................................................13

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ENTERPRISE RESOURCE ARCHITECTURE AND E-GOVERNANCE
Table of Figure
Figure 1: ERP system for the e-governance...................................................................................11

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