Showing posts with label e-government. Show all posts
Showing posts with label e-government. Show all posts
2013-10-17

#egov to help #UNDP about better governance and anti-corruption

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This post is inspired by the article "The time is right to place governance and anti-corruption at center stage" ( http://www.undp...
2013-10-05

#e-government and #e-governance reference model #entarch #bizarch #apparch

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This blogpost about e-gov reference model is a continuation of the blogpost "How many #entarch projects do you need in your #e-governm...
2013-09-29

How many #entarch projects do you need in your #e-government & #e-governance initiative?

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Imagine, that a country wants to implement its e-government and e-governance correctly. One of the critical measures of implementation ...
2013-09-26

Enterprise patterns: Anisotropically Decentralized Organisation (ADO)

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Business situation: Branch Offices (BOs) with different level of skills and staffing have to carry out similar processes; the Central Office...
2013-06-14

#bizarch artefacts concept map

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This blogpost accumulates my contribution (it is work in progress) into LinkedIn discussion " Business capability concepts map" ht...
2013-04-02

Addressing #security concerns through #BPM

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A small presentation about potential linkage between security and BPM is available at http://www.slideshare.net/samarin/addressing-security...
2013-03-30

Pan-African platform for e-governments and e-governance to speed-up Africa’s transformation

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Executive summary It is not a secret that Africa must redouble efforts to build efficient, resilient and capable states. The modern way to...
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