e‑Government in Greece: Bridging the gap Between Need and Reality

Authors

  • Panos Hahamis
  • Jennifer Iles
  • Mike Healy

Keywords:

Information society, e-Government, EU, Greece, public sector, local government

Abstract

Currently in Greece, the Operational Programme for the Information Society (OPIS) is promoting ICT in the public sector. However, a content study of Greek government websites reveals that at local level e‑Government has generally not progressed beyond the information presentation stage. The findings of an online survey of government employees and interviews with key government officials suggest reasons for this. Recommendations are made for facilitating the development and implementation of full interactive local e‑Government.

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Published

1 Dec 2005

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 4 (2005)

Section

Articles

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