Beatriz Barreto Brasileiro Lanza
J. Ramon Gil-Garcia
Jim Costello
ABSTRACT
Based on a review of recent literature and a set of group and individual interviews, this poster proposes a preliminary multidimensional framework to assess an agency's readiness for mobile government. The poster also shows how these dimensions have been integrated into a tool called Mobile-Readiness Assessment, which public managers can use to better understand mobile technologies and help them ask the right questions before starting any mobile government project.
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