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Rapid development of electronic public services: software infrastructure and software process

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This paper presents a software infrastructure to support the execution and rapid development of Electronic Public Services (EPS). The infrastructure provides frameworks, components, services and tools to aid analysis, design, implementation and deployment of EPS in cross-agency environments. In its current version, the infrastructure include: two frameworks - Front-Office and Back-Office, three services - Workflow, Messaging and Infrastructure Management, and two components - Tracking and Notification. The paper presents the requirements, architecture and elements of this infrastructure. It also presents a software process for developing EPS based on the infrastructure. This work was done as part of e-Macao Project, funded by the Government of Macao SAR, to build a foundation for e-Government in Macao.

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dg.o '07: Proceedings of the 8th annual international conference on Digital government research: bridging disciplines & domains

May 2007

349 pages

ISBN:1595935991

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Judith Bayard Cushing
The Evergreen State College
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Theresa A. Pardo
University at Albany/SUNY

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Digital Government Society of North America

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Cledou GBarbosa LGnesi SPlat NMelgratti H(2017)Modeling families of public licensing servicesProceedings of the 5th International FME Workshop on Formal Methods in Software Engineering10.5555/3101290.3101302(37-43)Online publication date: 20-May-2017
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