Change and Innovation in E-Government

Change and Innovation in eGovernment

Roman Abashin | E-Government, E-Democracy, E-Health | WU Wien 2015

An outsider’s perspective.

Oh. eGov

Perspective

How eGov works

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Seven classic barriers of change


  Sources: Enyon/Margetts 2007, Undheim 2008

Barriers

Leadership

Money

Fragmentation

Coordination Organization

Trust

Design


GOAL?

TARGET GROUP?

WHAT DO THEY NEED?

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Simplicity!


Focus!

 


Promotion

Transparency

SOA/APIs

Political will

Partnership

Cooperation Mobile

UI/UX

How eGov should work


Key take-aways for effective eGov

1.  Think like a startup 2.  Simplify and focus 3.  Test and adapt 4.  Bonus tip: Externalize projects


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 Center for Digital Government (2008): ENGAGE. Creating e-Government that Supports Commerce, Collaboration, Community and Commonwealth. Dec 2007, Folsom, CA, USA.

 Enyon, R.; Margetts, H. (2007): Organisational Solutions for Overcoming Barriers to eGovernment. Journal article. In: European Journal of ePractice. No 1., Nov 2007.

 Karlstetter, E.; Viola, G. (2008): Software-Einführung. Nicht ohne Change Management. News article. In: eGovernment Computing, 16.01.2008.

 Karyotakis, K. M.; Moustakis, V. (2014): Total quality management and change management in public organizations. Conference paper. Sinteza 2014.

 Nograsek, J. (2011): Change Management as a Critical Success Factor in e-Government Implementation. Journal article. In: Business systems research. Vol 2, No 2, Oct 2011, pp. 1- 56.

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References II/II  Reichstädter, P. (N.A.): Innovative Models in eGovernance. Good Practice Digital Austria. Presentation.

 Schäfer, F. (2010): Kommunales Change Management. Strategien für Reformen im Öffentlichen Dienst. Book chapter. Erich Schmidt Verlag, Berlin, pp. 1-26.

 Schridde, H. (2010): Change Management. Book chapter. In: Handbuch zur Verwaltungsreform. Blanke B, Nullmeier F, Reichard C, Wewer G (Eds); VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften, Wiesbaden, pp. 279-291.

 The Potsdam Institute for eGovernment (2014): Aktuelle Ausprägung sowie Gestaltungsmöglichkeiten der E-Government-Aus- und Fortbildung von Fach- und Führungskräften der Verwaltung. White paper. Ed.: IfG.CC – The Institute for eGovernment, 20.06.2014.

 Thom, N.; Ritz, A. (2008): Arten des Wandels. Book chapter. In: Public Management. Innovative Konzepte zur Führung im öffentlichen Sektor. Betriebswirtschaftlicher Verlag Dr. Th. Gabler, Wiesbaden, pp. 51-115.

 Undheim, T. A. (2008): Best practices in eGovernment: - on a knife-edge between success and failure. Journal article. In: European Journal of ePractice. No 2., Feb 2008.

 UNPAN (2014): E-Government Survey 2014. E-Government for the future we want. UNPAN, New York.


Pathos

Logos

Ethos

Change and Innovation in E-Government

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