Public–private partnerships have been widely applied in e-government development,
contributing to new technologies' adoption and e-government performance. PPP has also …

A public private partnership (PPP) is an agreement between a public and a private party to
achieve a strategic objective. The PPP model is based on three principles: risk allocation …

The purpose of this article is to examine the impacts of e-government in Canada on both
inter-governmental relations and local governance. The rationale for such an examination …

The digitalization of public services, known as GovTech, can disrupt traditional mechanisms
to promote economic development (for example, financial inclusion, education, and health …

The emergence of e-government requires new organisational architectures, including the
usage of public-private partnerships. The issue of relationships between private vendors …

In an era of digital government, citizen-centric governance is a central aim, one that is often
predicated on more efficient and responsive service owed, in large part, to greater digital …

Governments at all levels in Canada have entered into partnerships with the industry to
effect user-focused, cross-agency service integration and multichannel service delivery. This …

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New organizational arrangements are required to underpin emerging public sector service
transformation initiatives with a substantial electronic government (e-government) …

Networked media are increasingly pervading public spaces and influencing the way we
behave in public. Australian municipalities and cultural institutions have begun deploying …