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Government Transformation: Tools and Challengese government and visions that embody and motivate these reforms. A variety of e-government uses can support these visions and enable reform objectives. E-government applications should be driven by a unifying vision and overarching reform objectives.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-68739-1id advances in information and communication technologies have been the driving forces of globalization. These advances have transformed logistics and created global, real-time demand-driven supply chains. They have created a new playing field for worldwide competition with increasing premium for ag

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Theodore Mariolis,Lefteris Tsoulfidisnabling national development and poverty reduction strategies. Most evidence comes from OECD countries or is slowly emerging from a few advanced developing countries. Based on this evidence, I believe that ICT offers many promises and opportunities, even while posing serious risks and uncertainties.

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Modern Classics in Entrepreneurship Studiesd growth in many industries and services (many to list, but for example, Fung et al., 2008). It is also likely to become a core competency in national development and in delivering public services, education, and training, and even microcredit and poverty reduction programs. In fact, “the innovation

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-16772-5ne success or failure. Skilled human resources are a necessary condition for leveraging available ICTs and for re-inventing them to get closer to the realities and needs of developing countries. As discussed in ., the implications of the ongoing ICT revolution for education and learning are pervasiv