Titlebook: Electronic Government; 11th IFIP WG 8.5 Int Hans J. Scholl,Marijn Janssen,Leif Skiftenes Flak Conference proceedings 2012 IFIP Internationa

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ave money while maintaining or improving service levels. In the private sector Lean methods have been used to achieve these goals, whereas these are hardly explored for e-government. The goal of this paper is to translate the concept of Lean to the field of government. An in-depth case study was con

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,The Tales of the Last Days, 1805–3794,n issue in development stands and has moved relatively unchecked from the margins to the mainstream of development since mid 1980s. The promise of empowerment and transformative development has though been severely questioned during the past decade in development research and practice in lack of suf

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David Thackeray,Andrew Thompson,Richard Toyegh many public bodies might be willing to open up their data, they lack any systematic guidance. In this paper, guidance is provided by investigating the publishing processes at the Dutch Research and Documentation Centre (WODC), which owns governmental judicial research data. We developed guidance