Jiang Yuanfu
ABSTRACT
The paper conducts analysis on the management of e-government in China, and points out that the outsourcing of e-government is a significant measure in achieving the desired level control on e-government construction and specifies the problems existing in current outsourcing practices. Based on the practical experience, it advances patterns for references, finally, it performs trend analysis on the outsourcing of e-government initiatives in China.
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- Yu Shiyang and Yang Daoling. Study on the Patterns for Outsourcing Decision-Making in E-Government. Information Magazine, (Aug. 2008), 22.Google Scholar
Index Terms
- Study on the outsourcing management of e-government in China
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