Sweden does not have some typical structures to support e-government like a national portal, chief information officer secretariat, or national roadmap. However, 18 directors general were appointed to an E-Delegation to help advance e-government. The document also discusses Sweden's right to roam law, the wedding of Crown Princess Victoria, and Sweden's goals to empower citizens and businesses with user-centered e-government services and increased transparency by 2015. Military concepts may be used to help standardize future versions of the web and e-government over the next ten years.

1. Sweden: Towardsde-Perimetrisation and the eGov-CloudOlovOstberg, Prof. Emer.Mid Sweden UniversityeGov 3.0 Seoul June 2010

4. Sweden dos not have: - National Portal - CIO Secretariat - National Road Mape-Gov Machinery

5. 18 Directors Generals have been appointed to form theE-Delegatione-Gov Machinery

6. e-Gov Machinery

7. Story# 1Codifying two hundred years of ‘common law’, as of 1994 the Constitution of Sweden grants ‘all and everyone’ a modest right to roam land and water under the motto - do no destroy - do no disturbIf you are hungry, you may pick berries

10. Story# 3Crown Princess Victoria and Mr. Daniel WestlingRepresentatives of the Swedish Pirate PartyWedding Gift: USB encryption keys

17. 18 Directors Generals have been appointed to form theE-Delegatione-Gov Machinery

31. Shared MS eGov Objectives by 2015 Citizens and businesses are empowered by eGovernment services designed around users needs and developed in collaboration with third parties, as well as by increased access to public information, strengthened transparency and effective means for policy process involvement of stakeholders. “We invite the Commission to include ouro priorities in the Action Plan for eGovernment”.

33. EU will use themilitary capabilityconcepts in defining andstandardizing Web 3.0and Gov 3.0 in civil society.This will take at leastten years.

34. Share to Win !If you are hungry, you may pick berriesWeb 3.0eGov 3.0to Win !