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Misra, D.C.(2009) Knowledge Management For E Government IIPA New Delhi 10.7.09
1. Indian Institute of Public Administration, New Delhi Training Programme on Advanced – Cyber laws, Information Security and Software Quality Assurance for Scientists and Technologists Sponsored by Department of Science and Technology, Government of India
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27. Table 2 Page count of selected E-government sites available through Google (June 2005) 388,000 .gov.si Slovenia 10 728,000 .gov.th Thailand 9 887,000 . gov.hk Hong Kong 8 816,000 gov.za South Africa 7 1,290,000 .gov.nz New Zealand 6 2,630,000 .gov.cn China 5
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55. Knowledge Management and Technology Source: Based on Riley 2003, Wagner et al. 2003 and Klishewski Jeenicke 2004 Semantic Web Technologies Metadata Standards and Interoperability 10 Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Software Customer Relationship 9 Content Management Systems Content Management 8 Groupware Workflow 7 Networks Distributing 6
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65. To sum up: The following has been covered in my presentation to-day. Information X Data IX Knowledge Pyramid VIII Issues in KM4Eg VII Perspectives for KM4Eg VI Exploding 5 Myths in KM4Eg V Importance KM for E-government IV What is KM? III Rise of KW and KE II Brief History of KM I Conclusion XX KM in E-government: The E-Business Plan XIX GPs for KM in E-gov XVIII Wisdom XVII KM and Technology XVI KM Toolbox XV KM Cycle XIV Dimensions of KM XIII Knowledge XII Citizen, State and Information XI