User Involvement and representation in e-Government projects
作者： Henrik Artman , John Krogstie , Asbjörn Fölstad
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摘要: The aim of this paper is to take part in the discussions on how experiences from Scandinavian IS research tradition information system may contribute eGovernment developments and implementations. Although does not represent a coherent set principles methods for development, they share some common ideas goals related user involvement, participatory design democracy at work place. Even if most basic are inherent our understanding field day, many lessons past have been forgotten. I will thus argue greater focus studying consequences various approaches design, implementations use, that we need study involvement practiced types projects what impact different had.
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