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E-GOVERNMENT MATURITY MODELS ACOMPARATIVE STUDY
International Journal of Software Engineering & Applications (IJSEA), , , May 2014 DOI : :ACOMPARATIVESTUDYA bdoullah Fath-Allah1, Laila Cheikhi1,Rafa E. Al-Qutaish2, andAli Idri11 Software Project Management Research Team, ENSIAS-Mohammed V University-Souissi, Rabat, Morocco2 Dept. of Software Engineering & IT, cole de Technologie Sup rieure, University ofQu bec, Montr al, CanadaABSTRACTMany MATURITY MODELS have been used to assess or rank E-GOVERNMENT portals. In order to assess electronicservices provided to the citizens, an appropriate E-GOVERNMENT MATURITY model should be selected. This paperaims at comparing 25 E-GOVERNMENT MATURITY MODELS to find the similarities and differences between them andalso to identify their weaknesses and strengths. Although the MATURITY MODELS present large similaritiesbetween them, our findings show that the features included in those MODELS differ from a MATURITY model toanother.
E-government, portal, maturity model, comparison, best practices, e-services, maturity stages 1. INTRODUCTION An e-government e-portal’s maturity model is a set of stages (f rom basic to advanced ones) that ... • The evolutionary e-government maturity models: …
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