Dzmitry Marushka
ABSTRACT
This paper presents results of comparison study on e-government development in Belarus and the Baltic States. Results of this research include peculiarities of the national e-government portals that could help Belarus implement best international practices and form a clear strategic vision of e-government development.
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- Belarus and the Baltic states: comparison study on e-government development results
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