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  1 - Comprehensive Interactive Maturity Model for Mobile government
  fateme saghafi Mahdi Fasanghari
  Growing development of wireless technologies with a distinctive feature of this technology and the extent of spatial independence of its influence among the people have caused governments to move towards the use of this technology in their services and transactions. Mea More

  Growing development of wireless technologies with a distinctive feature of this technology and the extent of spatial independence of its influence among the people have caused governments to move towards the use of this technology in their services and transactions. Measuring the growth rate in the state offering these services require the m-government maturity model. The aim of this study is providing a model for m-government maturity with considering the strength and deleting the weaknesses of existing models. Scientists have developed many e-government maturity models but only two m-services models. In this article, e-government maturity models and the experiences of other countries are studied and analyzed with met synthesis method mobile. Then the results are validated by questionnaires and surveys with experts opinion and using appropriate tests. The results showed the Stages of this model are: Presence and release of information, interaction, transaction, vertical integration, horizontal integration, portal, Personalizing, optimization and innovation services. Three stages of transparency, accountability and democracy in this model, are parallel to the previous steps. Implementation of these three steps illuminates the roles of government in citizen’s interactions. While in the 8 previous section, citizens are considered as service recipient. Manuscript profile
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  2 - Assessing E-Government Readiness in Iranian Universities, Case Study: Tarbiat Modares University
  Saeed Haydari gholamali montazer
  20.1001.1.27170414.1399.12.43.2.3
  Due to the recent advances in electronic government (e-government) and given the fact that universities are recognized as the Leading of innovation and progress in society, the expectation of electronic-government maturity levels in universities is higher than other gov More

  Due to the recent advances in electronic government (e-government) and given the fact that universities are recognized as the Leading of innovation and progress in society, the expectation of electronic-government maturity levels in universities is higher than other governmental agencies. Given the high human capital capacity, universities are able to adapt themselves to e-government faster than other governmental organizations. In order to meet these expectations, e-government in universities and higher education institutions must be continuously evaluated. In this paper, we developed a model for assessing e-government readiness at university level, which includes "university-affiliated" indicators and "university-independent" indicators; university affiliates indicators are: " Trust "," Executive Policy and Laws "," Human Resources "," Integrity "," Budget "," Technological Infrastructure "," Digital Culture" and "Supervision, Support and Coordination ", as well as the "National Infrastructure" indicator is an independent indicator of the university. In the field study, the model was used to evaluate e-government readiness at Tarbiat Modares University Manuscript profile
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  3 - A Model for Evaluating Electronic Governance (e-governance) in Iran's Executive Sectors
  بهروز راعی Vahid Baradaran
  20.1001.1.27170411.1400.13.49.7.2
  Along with the development of information and communication technology in all areas, information technology in the management and administration of countries has also developed and concepts such as e-government and e-governance have emerged. Although e-government emphas More

  Along with the development of information and communication technology in all areas, information technology in the management and administration of countries has also developed and concepts such as e-government and e-governance have emerged. Although e-government emphasizes providing services to stakeholders by internet, e-governance emphasizes the need to change the way the government communicates democratically with its citizens. Identifying the components of e-government evaluation In addition to identifying the important aspects for the development of e-government in the executive apparatus, it is a tool to know the status of progress of the executive apparatus and identify strengths and areas for improvement in the development of e-government. The main purpose of this study is to study the criteria and identify the components of evaluating the progress of government executive bodies in the development of e-government under the title of e-government evaluation framework. Accordingly, the initial criteria have been identified based on a literature study. Then, with the help of expert opinions, the criteria are reviewed and defined. With the help of a questionnaire, the importance of each criterion in the development of e-government in the country's executive apparatus has been questioned through random sampling. After measuring the importance of the criteria from the perspective of experts, effective criteria have been categorized using exploratory factor analysis. The results of factor analysis show 27 criteria identified in six components; e-governance quality, e-governance leadership and motivation, productivity and facilitation, support, e-services management, and e-legislation are summarized. Another output of this study is the coefficient of the importance of each of the criteria in measuring the identified factor. Manuscript profile
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  4 - E-Government Service Supply Chain: Identifying Performance Evaluation Indicators (Case Study of e-Customs System in Iran)
  jalal zare Rosa Hendijani
  20.1001.1.27170411.1401.14.53.12.2
  Today, many governments around the world are increasingly leveraging advances in information and communication technologies to provide electronic services to their citizens. But estimates indicate that e-government projects will fail miserably, both in part and in whole More

  Today, many governments around the world are increasingly leveraging advances in information and communication technologies to provide electronic services to their citizens. But estimates indicate that e-government projects will fail miserably, both in part and in whole. Incomplete formation and poor supply chain performance are the most important reasons for the failure of these projects by researchers. Due to the fact that few studies have been conducted in the field of e-government service supply chain and its performance evaluation indicators, this study has studied the e-government service supply chain in Iran by studying the e-customs system. Also, using SMART criteria and ELECTRE I technique, it has identified the performance evaluation indicators of this chain. This study shows that just as the principles of e-supply chain in the manufacturing sector have been proposed by researchers, this concept can be generalized to the public service sector. The results also show that unlike previous studies on performance appraisal indicators, e-government service supply chain indicators have significant differences with traditional service supply chains. Manuscript profile