What is M-Government

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This is a mode of e-Government where access to public services is provided using mobile devices such as mobile phones. Learn more in: E-Government Strategy in Turkey: A Case for m-Government?

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The use of mobile technologies to deliver better services and improve communications with citizens. Learn more in: Exploring the M-Government

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M-government refers to the use of mobile devices to provide services to businesses and citizens. The m-government portal is used to increase the speed and efficiency of service delivery by making public services more accessible to citizens. Learn more in: Technologies for Connected Government Implementation: Success Factors and Best Practices

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involves the deployment of government’s services and administration on mobile devices. Learn more in: E-Democracy: An Enabler for Improved Participatory Democracy

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Is the extension of e-Government to mobile ICT platforms, as well as the strategic use of government services and applications which are only possible using mobile devices and wireless Internet infrastructure. The government services are available “anytime, anywhere” and that the ubiquity of these mobile devices mandates their utilization in government functions. Learn more in: A Review of e-Government Initiatives in Tanzania: Challenges and Opportunities

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A variation of e-government which relies on mobile telephony for government-to-citizens interactions. Learn more in: Facilitating Consumers' Adoption of E-Government in South Africa: Supply Side-Driven Virtuous Cycles

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A variation of e-government which relies on mobile telephony for government-to-citizens interactions. Learn more in: Consumer Adoption of E-Government in South Africa: Barriers, Solutions, and Implications