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eGovMoNet: measurement of user satisfaction of e-Government solutions

by Zea Partners last modified 2009-05-02 12:34

Under the supervision of Agder University’s Mikael Snaprud, the second meeting of eGovMoNet (the European network focusing on strategies to measure user satisfaction of e-Government solutions) took place in Copenhagen on October 24-25, 2008. Zea Partners is involved in this European thematic network as representative of the PloneGov project, an international open source software sharing initiative.

Meeting report: Copenhagen Businesses School, DK - 24-25 Oct 2008

The second initiative was conceived to take one step forward the results of the 29-30 May 2008 Geneva kick-off meeting of eGovMonet, and in particular to:

  • Present developments since the kick-off meeting.
  • Introduce the first thoughts on how to describe the methods to compare them.
  • Present methodologies in use according to the first measurement template.
  • Discuss similarities and differences of the methodologies.
  • Start to elaborate a set of key indicators for eGovernment impact and user satisfaction.
  • Introduce a project handbook and hints on how to use the project work site.
  • Offer a summary of project status and an update project progress plans and review status of project indicators.
As usual, there was plenty of presentations. In the practical impossibility of letting our readers have a detailed report, we strongly suggest anybody interested to download the full presentation texts at the following URL: http://www.egovmonet.eu/2nd-meeting

More:  http://www.zeapartners.org/articles/egovmonet003


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