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Pros And Cons Of E-Government

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The network is a network of one to one, one too many, many to many and many to on local, national, and global information relatively open standards and protocols. Political technologies in political are technologies that are built like technical device and system important in our daily life in order to help human in their activity life. Usually societies will choose structure for technologies that can influence how people doing their activity like going to work, communicate, travel, consume etc. This process are made in different people are situated differently and own unequal degrees of power and also level of awareness. This structure can divide and unite people in one society are settled not only in foundation and practices of politics proper …show more content…

The argument in community network usually community network allow people to contribute to public discussion according to their own schedule and not the set for the convenience of city and government officials. Furthermore well inform employees are employee that use of computers at work to allow them to participate in remotely but in real time in electronic hall meeting and discussion. A good designed community network can help other people to build their own capacities to meet their citizenship obligation for example like, through online citizenship program, this provides users with links to educational resources relevant to ongoing discussion. People will find that conduce to online discussion cause less anxiety than in person that participation because there is no risk of immediate face to face personal …show more content…

E-government also can be defined as the use of internet technology and rules of conduct to transform to transform the effectiveness, efficiency and service quality. Technically e-government first step is usually involve several type of electronic and information system including multimedia, automation, tracking, tracing and personal identification technologies depending on nation. E-government can reach the local government, state or provincial government and also the national government with the level having isolate or interconnected e-government sites. Goals of e-government websites is as a diverse as the government that are creating them. Besides that, if E-government execute properly it can improve current government, increase accountability and the result be more accurate and efficient delivery of service. Furthermore it also can reduce administrative costs and time spent on repetitive task for government employees, facilitate greater transparency and allow greater access to service in the administration of the government. Furthermore, e-government activities can be examined in term of the fundamental interaction between sector of government, business and citizens. Besides that, government to government strategy to facilitate increased efficiency and communication

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