IT Innovation in Government: Toward an Applied Research Agenda, Part Two: The researcher perspective:

IT Innovation in Government: Toward an Applied Research Agenda, Part Two: The researcher perspective

Abstract

Government Information Technology Issues -- The researcher perspective

Overview

Government IT Research from a programmatic perspective

Public Management

Information as a government resource
Process improvement and reengineering
Strategic information resource management in government
Information resource management and information technology issues in local governments
Hiring and maintaining an IT-skilled workforce
Government information systems
Government publishing
Budgeting for IT resources
Evaluating government information systems
Factors that affect the use and effectiveness of information and information technology
Procurement
Use of Specific Technologies

Information Infrastructure and Society

Research and development and technology transfer

Summary

Sources

Print Chapter (html)

Print Chapter (pdf)

Public Management

Government publishing

Hernon and Relyea (1995) provide an overview of publishing across levels of government, in particular, in the context of US federal government. They discuss the shift from paper to electronic publication for some governments as well as the implications of the shift.

< Previous |

| Next >