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ISSN: ISSN: 2349-2015 Impact Factor: 5.8 | Double-Blind Peer Reviewed | Open Access
Volume-2, Issue-1 (January-June) 2015 Pages: 40-46 Open Access

The Intersection of E-Government, Public Policy, and Law

Aarti Sukhija, Palwinder kaur
India

Abstract

In the present times, information technology (IT) has a tremendous influence on how different Indian Government departments operate.E-Government, as the word says electronic government means the delivery of information and services by local, state or national government electronically i.e. via internet or any other digital means to the citizens. E-Government has become an evolving and important research are now a days. These strategies are generally developed from the experiences of developed countries. This helps the citizens to get all the information in time and the obvious outcome is enhanced productivity, cost savings. The experience in developed countries shows that this is possible if governments are willing to decentralize responsibilities and processes, and if they start to use electronic means. This research paper highlights old and newly introduced e-government policies, laws and the challenges which we will come across to know the probability of getting them successfully implemented.
Keywords- E-government policies & laws, benefits, challenges, implementation.