{"title":"Recognition of Obstacles and Providing Different Guidelines and Promotion of Electronic Government in Iran","authors":"E. Asgharizadeh, M. Ajalli, S.R. Safavi.M.M, A. Medghalchi","volume":44,"journal":"International Journal of Information and Communication Engineering","pagesStart":1879,"pagesEnd":1887,"ISSN":"1307-6892","URL":"https:\/\/publications.waset.org\/pdf\/2677","abstract":"Electronic Government is one of the special concepts\r\nwhich has been performed successfully within recent decades.\r\nElectronic government is a digital, wall-free government with a\r\nvirtual organization for presenting of online governmental services\r\nand further cooperation in different political\/social activities. In order\r\nto have a successful implementation of electronic government\r\nstrategy and benefiting from its complete potential and benefits and\r\ngenerally for establishment and applying of electronic government, it\r\nis necessary to have different infrastructures as the basics of\r\nelectronic government with lack of which it is impossible to benefit\r\nfrom mentioned services. For this purpose, in this paper we have\r\nmanaged to recognize relevant obstacles for establishment of\r\nelectronic government in Iran. All required data for recognition of\r\nobstacles were collected from statistical society of involved\r\nspecialists of Ministry of Communications & Information\r\nTechnology of Iran and Information Technology Organization of\r\nTehran Municipality through questionnaire. Then by considering of\r\nfive-point Likert scope and \u03bc =3 as the index of relevant factors of\r\nproposed model, we could specify current obstacles against\r\nelectronic government in Iran along with some guidelines and\r\nproposal in this regard. According to the results, mentioned obstacles\r\nfor applying of electronic government in Iran are as follows:\r\nTechnical & technological problems, Legal, judicial & safety\r\nproblems, Economic problems and Humanistic Problems.","references":"[1] T. Yam & K. Farandez, \"Technology, Culture & Competition,\r\nTranslator:Nasser Moafaghian\", Tehran, Iran Research &Knowledge\r\nInstitute, PP. 13-201, 2003.\r\n[2] A. Gidens Globalization, \"Speeches about globalization\", translated by\r\nAli Asghar Saeidi, Science & Literature Publication, 2000.\r\n[3] S. Art, \"A glance to globalization\", translated by Masoud Karbasian,\r\nScientific & Cultural publication, 2003.\r\n[4] B. Meisam, \"IT, Municipalities Monthly letter\" , No. 50, 2003.\r\n[5] A. Saeid Reza, \"Double worlds and futue of the worls, Social Sciences\r\nMonthly Book\", No. 69, pp. 143 to 174, 2005.\r\n[6] A. Saeid Reza, \"Double spaces of city, Virtual city & basic needs for\r\ngreat cities of Iran\", 2004.\r\n[7] F. Nasser, \"Civil Humanity\", Nei Publication, 2004.\r\n[8] T. Elvin, \"Third wave, Translated by Shahindokht Kharazmi\", 9th edition,\r\n2004.\r\n[9] J. Arman, \"Electronic city, a field of entrance to Cybernetic age\r\ncompetitions and an inevitable necessity of virtual city\", 2006.\r\n[10] P.Yazdi, H. Varjabi S. Hossein, \"City & Suburb\r\nhypotheses\", Samt, 2003.\r\n[11] S. Hossein et al. \"Mature model of electronic government of Iranian\r\nMinistry of Commerce\", Managerial Knowledge , No. 63, Winter, 2004.\r\n[12] \"Glance of Malaysia Elecronic Government, Management of IT\",\r\nAdministrative Technology & Renovation Center, 2006.\r\n[13] M. Noor, Z. Asr, \"e-Ertebat Weekly Letter\", 30., Dec.2007.\r\n[14] A. Akbar Jalali, \"Electronic City\", Tehran, Iran Science & Industry\r\nUniversity, Publications Center, 2004.\r\n[15] A. Javadi, \"Civil Management in Iran\", Tops & Downs, Municipalities\r\nMagazine, No. 47, 4th year, Apr. 2003.\r\n[16] L. Kewin, \"Theory of good form of a city\", Translated by Seyed\r\nHossein Bahreini, Tehran, Tehran University, 2002.","publisher":"World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology","index":"Open Science Index 44, 2010"}