Challenges

When governmental agencies design and execute an e-government strategy they are confronted with the following reality: meet constituent demand for better services and easier access to these, ensuring transparency and accountability, and maximize these results provided significant budget constraints. The Internet has become an extraordinary tool that adapts easily to these limitations.

However, governmental agents must understand and account for specific variables: citizens interaction and understanding of the internet, social needs and concerns expressed through various online channels, divers methods of positioning information, generating and displaying relevant information, adhering to standards and best practices, and above all: measuring quantifiable results.

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