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Designing local e-government : the pillars of organizational structure / by Israel Patiño Galván (Universidad La Salle Noroeste, Mexico).

By: Patiño Galvan, Israel [author.]Material type: TextTextSeries: Emerald points: Publisher: Bingley, U.K. : Emerald Publishing Limited, 2019Copyright date: ©2019Description: 1 online resource (xvii, 143 pages)Content type: Media type: Carrier type: ISBN: 9781789732276 (e-book)Subject(s): Local government -- Mexico | Internet in public administration | Electronic government information | Public administration -- Technological innovations | Business & Economics -- Government & Business | Organizational theory & behaviourAdditional physical formats: No titleDDC classification: 320.850972 LOC classification: JS2110 | .P38 2018Online resources: Full-Text | Full-Text
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Prelims -- Introduction -- 1. The background of organizational structures -- 2. Case study: types of local government organizational structures in México -- 3. The current state of local e-government in México and its relationship with organizational structures -- 4.Proposal of an organizational structure, pillar in the design of the local e-government -- References -- Index.
Summary: In the age of digitalization, even the way we govern is adapting. Recently, with the successful implementation of e-governments, the way our systems are organized has changed. Here, Israel Patiño Galvan suggests a specialized design structure as an alternative to the new, digital governments that are becoming increasingly more common. Through a thorough exploration of the history of these structures, and through field research in Mexico, serious deficiencies have been identified in the ways in which these e-governments have been implemented. Instead, Galvan offers a tri-phase solution to designing local governments, placing the direction and division of Information Technologies at the core to support the modernization and optimization process. For researchers and practitioners in public administration, information technologies, or information systems, this is a vital text providing a detailed case study as support for a new organizational system.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Prelims -- Introduction -- 1. The background of organizational structures -- 2. Case study: types of local government organizational structures in México -- 3. The current state of local e-government in México and its relationship with organizational structures -- 4.Proposal of an organizational structure, pillar in the design of the local e-government -- References -- Index.

In the age of digitalization, even the way we govern is adapting. Recently, with the successful implementation of e-governments, the way our systems are organized has changed. Here, Israel Patiño Galvan suggests a specialized design structure as an alternative to the new, digital governments that are becoming increasingly more common. Through a thorough exploration of the history of these structures, and through field research in Mexico, serious deficiencies have been identified in the ways in which these e-governments have been implemented. Instead, Galvan offers a tri-phase solution to designing local governments, placing the direction and division of Information Technologies at the core to support the modernization and optimization process. For researchers and practitioners in public administration, information technologies, or information systems, this is a vital text providing a detailed case study as support for a new organizational system.

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