Organization: Maastricht School of Management
Registration deadline: 03 Jan 2017
Starting date: 13 Feb 2017
Ending date: 17 Feb 2017
Making e-Government work
E-Government is one of the most challenging and promising public sector issues of today. It is much more than moving interactions to digital platforms or providing government services over the internet. e-Government stands for technology enabled opportunities for sustainable development. In order to fulfill this promise, adequate policies are to be implemented. Structure, processes and people’s roles often need to be changed and transformed. The involvement of stakeholders here is key.
This all requires from managers, a deep understanding on how to identify and overcome gaps, how to reduce bureaucracy and increase transparency, how to overcome legal and institutional barriers, how to avoid failure and how to be successful through e-Government projects. Managers will have to develop a wide range of new insights, from insights on civic engagement through social media, to insights on the new, contemporary, approaches to e-Government systems development.
This program will help you develop your analytical skills and enhance your capabilities on leading e-Government projects, particularly projects in a development context.
How to register:
Apply online via our program page: https://www.msm.nl/program/program/executive-education/governance-2/e-government-projects/