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What is Electronic (digital) Service Counter

Handbook of Research on E-Transformation and Human Resources Management Technologies: Organizational Outcomes and Challenges
An electronic service counter is a (government) service counter where the government and the citizens/companies communicate through electronic channels with the goal to optimally adjust their services to the demand of the citizens/companies.
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Adaptive Municipal Electronic Forms
Pieternel Kuiper (Exxellence Group, The Netherlands) and Betsy van Dijk (University of Twente, The Netherlands)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-60566-304-3.ch007
Abstract
Adaptation of electronic forms (e-forms) seems to be a step forward to reduce the burden for people who fill in forms. Municipalities more and more offer e-forms online that can be used by citizens to request a municipal product or service or by municipal employees to place a request on behalf of a citizen. The impression exists that not all users of municipal e-forms are entirely satisfied about the current e-forms. To improve the customer satisfaction a shift must be made from a supply-led to a demand-led approach, including possibilities for tailored information and services. A municipal e-form can automatically adjust to the background, knowledge, interest, goals and restrictions of the user. The user can also adjust the form to his/her needs. Adaptive municipal e-forms can be used for different purposes, that is to make an appointment, to announce a change of address, or to request a passport or building permit. This chapter describes how municipal e-forms can be improved by the use of adaptation.
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