Business Process Engineering
Evaluation of life-event portals: multi-attribute model and case study
KMGov'03 Proceedings of the 4th IFIP international working conference on Knowledge management in electronic government
The Goldilocks effect: task-centred assessments of e-government information
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Public Portals as common entry points to public services are becoming key elements of the future e-government infrastructure. In most countries, recent research in further development of public portals has been very intensive; however, approaches to the design of portal architecture and organization are still very diverse. In this paper, we will present current results of the research in progress aiming to develop prototype of an intelligent Life-Event Public Portal. We are focusing on the methodological aspects of the knowledge-based Life-Event Portals, which can provide much more efficient provision of e-services than conventional e-portals.