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Tunisia 2.0 and e-Government, Strategies and Tactics, public draft paper
I mentioned sometimes ago on my twitter account that I’m working on a e-Gov book, since it’s a work in progress and it might take more time to go live, I have decided to start a white paper about e-Government to put practical guidelines toward implementing successfully an e-Government in the country. After the Tunisian [...]
Why ECM & e-Archiving Solutions Should Adopt NoSQL
I still can’t get why most ECM, DMS, e-Archiving solutions are in love with RDBMS, whatever the technology they adopt : MSQL, DB2, Oracle, … it’s not only about additional licenses (and cost) for the entire solution, but also about features and performance. The key feature in DMS, ECM, or e-Archiving solutions is the “Document” [...]
Say YES to Open Source
Today I was reading on Okaz newspaper a news about a contractor who abused of their confidence and programmed a password change after leaving his position at King Abdul Aziz University. Things that creates troubles in administrative transactions in the entire university. Without entering into further details, how this could happen, and why … It’s [...]
Open Source, Closed Source, We are not enemies
Every time I read a paper about open source I can feel how it’s trying hard to oppose to closed source or proprietary software. People in the closed source side seems to take things differently : ” we are doing business and we have to generate sales, closed or open doesn’t matter”. I’m not going [...]
YEFI e-Government Interoperability Framework
Part of Yesser e-Gov program an interoperability framework called YEFI. The framework concern any entity that exchange data and integrate services for the consumption and benefit of the public. From yesser website, YEFI is defined as “a unified framework to implement e-government. It includes cross – governmental specifications and policies, to enable cross – governmental [...]
e-Government as Platform
Ten years ago, e-Government was a term that every Government started working hardly to study, implement, and understand better how new information technologies could help making better Government services for people. Things started with legislations and laws in different countries, and step by step we started seeing countries embracing the e-Government concept 100%.