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A quest for an applicable model of growth for Directgov

Panos Hahamis-2011-01-01-WestminsterResearch (University of Westminster)
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This paper presents research towards the Henley Doctor of\n\nBusiness Administration (DBA) Programme which is in progress. The purpose\n\nof the paper is to review the most well known models of growth for\n\neCommerce/eBusiness and in particular eGovernment to date, on a quest to\n\nidentify an applicable model for mapping the progress made by the most\n\nprominent state-of-the-art eGovernment initiative of the UK government, the\n\nDirectgov portal.

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This paper presents research towards the Henley Doctor of\n\nBusiness Administration (DBA) Programme which is in progress. The purpose\n\nof the paper is to review the most well known models of growth for\n\neCommerce/eBusiness and in particular eGovernment to date, on a quest to\n\nidentify an applicable model for mapping the progress made by the most\n\nprominent state-of-the-art eGovernment initiative of the UK government, the\n\nDirectgov portal.

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E-GovernmentGovernment (linguistics)Business modelState (computer science)Electronic businessBusinessProcess managementKnowledge management

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