e-government in Belarus

Marushka, Dzmitry; Ablameyko, Maria

doi:10.1145/2072069.2072144

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Global e-government development: besides the relative wealth of countries, do policies matter?

Dias

2020

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Purpose This study aims to investigate whether, discounting the effect of the relative wealth of countries, it is possible to observe the relevance of policies for e-government development. Design/methodology/approach The deviations of countries' results from what could be expected, considering their relative wealth is calculated by using the residuals of a linear regression using the Gross Domestic Product per capita as the independent variable and the UN E-Government Development Index as the dependent variable. The countries that achieve better and worse results than expected are then identified and their cases are analyzed by resorting to secondary sources, namely, published research referring to their cases. Those research documents were identified by successively searching the Scopus database, the Google Scholar database and the Web of Science. Findings The existence of formal e-government strategies and plans and the capacity to implement them can make a difference, allowing countries to achieve better results than expected or, in their absence, to perform worse than expected. Research limitations/implications The proposed methodology can be useful to e-government researchers, particularly as a basis for deeper and more detailed studies. Practical implications Countries should invest in well-developed and focused strategies and continuity of public policies and their capacity to deliver results. For that purpose, political commitment and high-level coordination are key factors. For low-income countries, long-lasting cooperation with external experienced partners is crucial. For high-income countries, innovative thinking is a key enabler. Originality/value This study uses an innovative method to look beyond the effect of the relative wealth of countries and investigate the relevance of public policies for e-government development.

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Global e-government development: besides the relative wealth of countries, do policies matter?

Dias

2020

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Information society development in Eurasian economic union countries

Bolgov

Zinovieva

Karachay

2014

Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Theory and Practice of Electronic Governance

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The authors compare laws on information society covering postSoviet countries, where integration is rapidly developing (Belarus, Kazakhstan and Russia).The authors have developed a list of parameters for comparing the Strategies and Programs on information Society. The comparison was performed on the priorities as well as terms, goals, and bodies in charge of information society development. The similarities and differences in Information Society legislation of these countries were highlighted.

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An Overview of the e-Governance Development in the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) Countries

Karachay

Bolgov

2015

Proceedings of the 2015 2nd International Conference on Electronic Governance and Open Society: Challenges in Eurasia

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e-government in Belarus

Abstract: In this paper key feature of the National automated information system (NAIS) and options for "one window" principle implementation using integrated e-service online portal in Belarus are presented.

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Global e-government development: besides the relative wealth of countries, do policies matter?

Global e-government development: besides the relative wealth of countries, do policies matter?

Information society development in Eurasian economic union countries

An Overview of the e-Governance Development in the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) Countries

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