Kiril Kiroski
Marjan Gusev
Sasko Ristov
ABSTRACT
This paper addresses growth rate of e-Government sophistication level by comparing the corresponding e-Government services' benchmarks carried out in European countries.
We have defined a methodology based on new indicators that define growth rate of e-Government development. This analysis was initiated by extensive amount of information about sophistication level of e-Government services for individual countries and is used to measure, analyze and compare the growth. We introduced two indicators: annual growth and growth period. We have also defined clusters about typical behavior of each indicator and show how obtained results define categorization.
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Index Terms
- Growth rate analysis of e-Government development
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