User and Access Management in Belgian e-Government

Dumortier, Jos; Robben, Frank

doi:10.1007/978-3-8348-9363-5_9

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“…Base registries are considered to contain accurate up-to-date information on a certain subject (European Commission 2017). The agencies owning this authentic information source are responsible for the data quality, keeping in mind the dependency of other agencies and echelons concerning the produced information (Dumortier and Robben 2010;Janssen et al 2009). By appointing, recognizing, and using base registries or other authentic information sources government agencies can avoid duplication of data and data infrastructure.…”

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Evolving Government Information Processes for Service Delivery: Identifying Types & Impact

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Bouckaert

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Administrative Sciences

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Abstract:The fulfilment of government objectives is dependent on information. Traditionally, this information originates from a classic process of input, (processing) activities, and output. However, in light of increased intergovernmental data sharing, the movement towards open data and opportunities concerning big data, traditional government information processes are evolving. This article aims to bring insight into these evolutions by creating a typology. Based on the typology, the paper further reflects on the impact these evolutions have on the processes and creation, delivery and improvement of public service.

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