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The Government of Israel’s Merkava Project (Case Study)

Abstract

Introduction

The Merkava Project

Context Factors

Initiation

Where It is Now

Delivering on the Value Proposition

Implications for Public ROI Assessment
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Abstract
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The Government of Israel’s Merkava Project (Case Study)
Tue, 12 Sep 2006 > Download PDF
Anthony M. Cresswell and G. Brian Burke
The Government of Israel’s Merkava Project is an effort to restructure the financial, logistics, and human resource components of government-wide administration into an integrated Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system. Merkava is also part of a comprehensive eGovernment initiative that includes five layers of new technologies and operational systems for enhanced internal operations and improved benefits and services to citizens.

 
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