Translating stakeholders needs to application requirements for e-government development projects

Most public organizations nowadays undertake implementations of e-government projects.
Such projects are usually the organization’s response to its operational needs. Sometimes though, they
are linked to a wider perspective or central planning initiative sponsored by a government and
involving a large number of public service organizations. In their majority e-government projects aim
at addressing citizens’ and businesses’ needs in their interaction with public authorities. Thus such
projects directly reflect public administration’s mission as it is defined with reference to its external
environment. In addition public administration stakeholder requirements are examined, with
compatibilities and / or conflicts and their effects on the design of e-Government implementations
identified. This can be used in resolving conflicting requirements at a higher level before the design
and implementation of individual components of a system that correspond to tasks and procedures are
affected.

Citation:
Savvas, I., Pimenidis, E., Sideridis, A. (2008) ‘Translating stakeholders needs to application requirements for e-government development projects’ Proceedings of Advances in Computing and Technology, (AC&T) The School of Computing and Technology 3rd Annual Conference, University of East London, pp.79-90.