Assignment:
Review the articles:
1. The Digital Divide and Internet Voting Acceptance by France Bélanger, Lemuria Carter
2. Securing e-Government and e-Voting with an open cloud computing architecture by Dimitrios Zissis ?, Dimitrios Lekkas
Outline:
In about two pages, outline your final paper.
This outline is a way to get you started for your final paper and should include:
• the introduction
• a list of potential resources,
• a summary of the question(s) you are or are planning to research.
Things to remember:
The final paper will be roughly 5 to 7 pages, so your outline should reflect this, with at least seven references.
Your final paper will focus on a particular case or issue of your choosing relative to course concepts and topics. Any topic relevant to Information Technology and the Public Sector/Government is fine.
The final paper will be critical in meeting the following course objectives:
1. Asses the various roles and responsibilities of technology managers in the public policy process,
2. including political, social, organizational aspects of the formulation, implementation and evaluation of
3. technology initiatives in public organizations or in government.
4. Compare and contrast contemporary academic literature in information technology and government.
Case/issue chosen: Pros and Cons of ‘going paperless' (with increased use in technology) and how it will affect government.
Attachment:- E-Democracy.rar