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T a i w a n E - G o v e r n a n c e Research Center (TEG) was established in 2008 according to the Outsourcing Services Program of the E-Governance R e s e a r c h C e n t e r u n d e r commission by the National Development Council1. Towards the development of an international think-tank concerning E-Governance research and practice issues, TEG has been operating since 2008 by the Dept. of Public Administration, National Chengchi University.

The TEG team is mainly composed of the faculty members from across universities in Taiwan with a variety of research interests such as political science, public administration, public policy and management, E-Government, survey statistics, and laws. In addition, the members of the advisory board, experts in their respective fields, from academia, industry, and non-governmental organizations also contribute to TEG operation and development.

Introduction

2014 V.11 TEG commissioned by Research, Development and Evaluation Commission, Executive Yuan. This Agency was merged into the National Development Council on January 22, 2014.

Research on Prospective Policies and Administration for E-Governance

Research on prospective policies and administration for e-governance integrating practice and theory aims for quality research results to ensure high-performing e-governance in Taiwan by better planning, implementation, and evaluation.

International Networking and Collaboration

Greater international visibility of Taiwan can be achieved through sharing research findings and experience on e-governance, which also enables international col laboration with more international think tanks. The TEG fellows attend international conferences, visit and cooperate with international e-governance organizations on a regular basis.

Knowledge Platform of E-Governance

TEG advances the index and methodologies for e-governance impact assessment by maintaining a database for the e-governance literature and survey data. The database serves as a knowledge platform for easy access by both domestic and global communities and for facilitating knowledge exchange and share.

Promotion of E-Governance Best Practices

Seek ing the greatest synergy, TEG also attempts to promote the best practices related to e -governance by hosting domestic and international events and activities, as well as by TEG websites and newsletters.

MissionTEG aims for the following mission statements and seeks their greatest synergy.

About TEG

Organization

Tong-Yi HuangDirectorProfessorDept. of Public Administration,National Chengchi University

Jin LoAssistant ProfessorDept. of Public Administration,National Dong Hwa University

Chung-Pin LeeAssociate ProfessorDept. of Public Administration,Tamkang University

Naiyi HsiaoDeputy DirectorAssociate ProfessorDept. of Public Administration,National Chengchi University

Chun-Ming ChenAssociate ProfessorDept. of Public Policy and Management,Shin Hsin University

Kuan-Chiu TsengAssociate ProfessorDept. of Public Administration,Tamkang University

Yung-Tai HungProfessorDept. of Political Science,National Taiwan University

　Center Members

Pin-Yu ChuProfessorDept. of Public Administration,National Chengchi University

Jing ShiangProfessorDept. of Public Management and Policy,Tunghai University

Tung-Mou YangAssistant ProfessorDept. of Department and Graduate Institute of Library and Information Science, National Taiwan University

Don-Yun ChenProfessorDept. of Public Administration,National Chengchi University

Wen-Jong JuangAssociate ProfessorDept. of Public Policy and Management,Shin Hsin University

Zhou-Peng LiaoAssistant Professor Dept. of Public Administration,National Open University

Lung-Teng HuAssociate ProfessorDept. of Public Administration and Policy,National Taipei University

Taiwan E-GovernanceResearch Center

Yu-Che Chen / DirectorGlobal Digital Governance Lab, Associate Professor of Digital Governance, School of Public Administration, University of Nebraska at Omaha, USA

Sharon Dawes / Professor Emerita & Senior FellowDept. of Public Administration and Policy, and Center for Technology in Government, University at Albany, State University of New York, USA

Chen-Hui Lin / Editor-in-ChiefCIO IT Manager magazine

Yung-Chien Lou / DirectorCenter for Public &Business Administration,National Chengchi University

M. Jae Moon / ProfessorDepartment of Public Administration, Yonsei University, Korea

Toshio Obi / Professor& DirectorInstitute of e-Government,Waseda University, Japan

Kuo-Wei Wu / Chief Executive Officer National Information Infrastructure Enterprise Promotion Association

Merton Wu / Editor-in-ChiefiThome magazine

Guo-Hong Zhang / Secretary-GeneralAsian-Oceanian Computing Industry Association

Yun-Hsiang HsuAssistant Professor, Graduate Institute of Law and Government,National Central University

Chun-Hung LuSenior Engineer, The Innovative Digi Tech-Enabled Applications & Services Institute, Institute for Information Industry (IDEAS, III)

Li-wei YangAdjunct Assistant Professor, College of Management, National Taiwan University

Li- Chun ChiangProfessorDept. of Political Science,National Cheng Kung University

Ching-Heng PanAssistant ProfessorGraduate Institute of National Policy and Public Affairs,National Chung Hsing University

Kaiju ChangAssistant ProfessorDept. of Public Administration,National Chengchi University

Hsien-Lee TsengPh.D. Research Fellow Taiwan E-Governance Research Center

Hsiao-Hui ChenAssociate Professor Graduate Institute of Technology Management, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology

Research Adviser Members

Advisory Committee Members

Hsin-Chung LiaoAssistant ProfessorDept. of Public Policy and Management,Shin Hsin University

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About TEG

Development Trend in E-Governance

From E-government to E-Governance

The E-Government development in Taiwan has moved from “public management” in the early years to the “public service innovation” at present, and it is striving toward the goal of “public value creation”.

e-Governance

E�ective Government

e-Government

BetterTransparency

．Information Integration．A Single Portal

．Performance evaluation．Information disclosure

e-Service

BetterAccountability

BetterPolicy Making

e-Administration

．Listen to the public．Policy disclosure．Public participation

e-Participation


Taiwan’s E-Government Programs

Since Taiwan launched its first e-government program in 1998, the development of E-Government in Taiwan has undergone four phases. Throughout the development, these E-Government programs have broadened and deepened citizens’ online access to government services; as E-Government services gradually reach their full potential in the future, our vision of “service without boundaries, providing a better life to all citizens” will be realized.

1st phaseMid-term e-Government ImplementationPlan (1998-2000)

InternetPenetration

Basic information & communications environment

e-GovernmentAction Plan (2001-2004)

2nd phase

Universal onlineservices

EG Solutions

e-TaiwanProgram(2003-2007)

2.5th phase

Integrated, interactive service

e-Taiwan

e-Governance, on-demande-service

3rd phaseSuperiore-GovernmentProgram(2008-2011)

U-Taiwan

e-GovernmentProgram(2012-2016)

4th phase

Intelligent Taiwan

Use of Web 2.0technology toachieve: Focused serviceProactive serviceGrassroots serviceSustainable service

Portable devices

Wireless broadbandnetwork

Web 2.0 applications

Performance

E�ciency

E-Governance

The TEG fellows contribute to the research projects that address significant and emerging e-governance issues concerning how modern information and communication technologies have evolved and transformed public governance. The research findings are expected to be applied in practice, as well as promoted and shared in various domestic and international activities and networking for greater synergy.

Research Projects

Research Projects from 2012 to 2014

E-Governance Research Trends

Open Government Data and ITs Added-Values

Cross-Boundary Governance and Innovation Services

A New Business Model and International Collaboration Direction for Taiwan e-Governance Research Center

Information Sharing and Co-Prosperity: Open Government Data and Its Added-Values

New Perspective and Strategy of Government Marketing Using Web 2.0 Social Media

Electronic Cross-Boundary Governance: An Assessment Framework for Service Delivery

Electronic Cross-Boundary Innovative Service: A study of Free Economic Pilot Zones

Exploring the business models of opening government data

Exploring the Impact of Open Data on e-Governance and Personal Privacy

A Feasibility Study on Improving Public Service Quality and Public Policy Analysis by Big Data Analysis

The Last Mile toward Responsive Government: a Research on Value-added Applications of the Data from Government’s Citizen Relationship Management (CiRM) System

Using Big Data to Achieve Good Governance A Feasibility Study on Introducing Cyber Opinion into Government Decision-making Process

Cross-Boundary Service Integration and Innovative Application of Information and Communication Technologies A Case Study of Mobile Long-Term Care Service Delivery

Forecasting the Trends of Internet Society: World Internet Project Survey in Taiwan and International Comparison

Foresight Research for E-governance and Digital Convergence

Public Value and Electronic Governance: Analytical and Methodological Re�ections

Public Value and Electronic Governance (2): National Status and Methodological Integration


Research Projects from 2008 to 2011

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Innovation and Development

Performance and Impact

Equal Participation

The Vision of e-Governance in 2020 Taiwan: An Application of Scenario Planning

Adaptation of E-Governance Relationships

Boundary-spanning Service Integration under E-Governance: Evaluation of Case

Evaluation of G2G Initiatives and Integrated Cross-Boundary Services under E-Governance

Research of Important Public Issues and Public Opinion Tendency Analysis

The Empirical Study on the Semantic Mechanism of Online Public Opinions

Electronic Cross-Boundary Governance: Service Information Convergence, Integration and Challenges of Five New Metropolises in Taiwan

Constructing and Evaluating an Assessment Framework for E-Governance

E-Govemance and Govemment Reform: Strategies for Adapting Govemment Supply to Citizen Demand

A Study on Government IT Workforce and Budgeting Management—Status Quo, Challenges, and Solutions

The Con�guration Management of IT Personnel in Government

Transparency in E-Governance: FOI in Governmental Websites

Performance of E-government Measured in Local Governments

Web 2.0 and the Realization of E-Governance: An Evaluation and Experimentation on the National Policy Think Tank On-line

E-FOI Rule-Making: An Application of On-Line Deliberation

Public Participation in E-governance: Analysis of Major Environmental Impact Assessments

Methods for Costs-Bene�ts Analysis on e-Government Projects

Evaluation and analysis of e-Governance in Taiwan (G2G, G2E)

Constructing and Evaluating an Assessment Framework for E-Governance (G2A, G2D)

in Local GovernmentsPerformance Evaluation on E-governance

The Overall Evaluation for E-governance Programs- Framework, Implementation, and Impact Assessment

Constructing and Evaluating an Assessment Framework for E-Governance (G2B, G2C)

An Experimental Research on User Behaviors on Web2.0 Social Networking Sites and E-governance

Research

Knowledge Platform of E-governanceE-Governance Indicators

Online Database

Government in Taiwan has developed its unique set of citizen-centric and service-oriented e-governance indicators by integrating relevant e-governance indicators of the major international e-governance performance evaluation schemes. Government uses these e-governance indicators for its annual evaluation of e-governance performance in Taiwan and utilizes the evaluation results for continuously tracking and improving e-governance performance. TEG advances E-Governance indicators based on the stakeholders that include the following six types:

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TEG provides a comprehensive online database that includes (a) the collection important E-Government and E-Governance literatures in English and Chinese and (b) the reports and data from TEG-sponsored research. This database is available online on the TEG website for search and download. The goals of this open searchable online database are to provide a knowledge base for e-governance research and promote knowledge exchange on e-governance between relevant disciplines and to increase the momentum, quality, and quantity of e-governance research in our country.


Annual International Conference

The TEG has been utilizing various approaches to promote innovative research and best practices regarding E-Governance. These activities provide an open platform for the domestic public agencies, private enterprises, academia, and even young citizens and mass media for them to promote cross fertilization of E-Governance research and practice. Through the preceding activities, TEG benefits a wider audience with better understanding of E-Governance for the present and future development.

TEG has hosted a ser ies of e - gover nance international conferences annually to promote the sharing of knowledge and experience among the public sector, academia and industry. These major international academic events showcased Taiwan’s achievements in e-government and e-governance and increased the interactions among international

organizations and scholars. Most importantly, these international conferences contribute to Taiwan’s growing international influence on e-governance policy research and investigation.

2012 Future Government Forum2011 E-Governance International Forum: Performance Management and Evaluation on E-Governance2011 Disaster Prevention and Crisis Management Information System: Asian Experiences 2010 E-Governance World Summit2009 Asia-Pacific E-Governance International Conference2008 Taiwan Electronic Governance Forum

Activities

Knowledge Platform

The Judith and John Bedrosian Center on Governance and the Public Enterprise in the School of Policy, Planning, and DevelopmentUniversity of Southern California, USC

Center for Technology in GovernmentUniversity at Albany, State University of

New York, USA

E-Governance InstituteRutgers University - Newark, USA

National Center for Digital GovernmentUniversity of Massachusetts - Amherst, USA

Center for Electronic GovernanceUnited Nations University

APEC e-Government Research CenterWaseda University, Japan

Academy of e-GovernmentPeking University, China

Recognizing the urgent need to improve the E-Governance development and also the international visibility of E-Government in Taiwan, TEG has cooperated with the following well-established international research institutions:

International Collaboration

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TEG Participation in APEC Telecommunications and Information Working Group(APEC TEL)

TEG Participation in International Council for Information Technology in Government Administration (ICA)

2013 APEC TEL 48th held in Honolulu, HawaiiCo-sponsored the Project "Extension of APEC e-Government Research Center" with Japan, Singapore, Thailand

2012 APEC TEL 46th held in Saint Petersburg, RussiaOrganized a Special Panel: “The Information Integration on Disaster Prevention & Relief in the Asia-Pacific Region Forum”

2012 APEC TEL 45th held in Da Nang, VietnamPresentation: “Connecting the Disadvantaged by E-Government Programs” on Workshop on ICT Applications for People with Special Needs

2011 APEC TEL 44th held in Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaAttended “DSG and SPSG Meeting”

2011 APEC TEL 43rd held in Hangzhou, Mainland China Co-sponsored the Project “ICT Applications for People with Special Needs (Seniors and People With Disabilities)”

2009 APEC TEL 39th held in SingaporeAttended “DSG and SPSG Meeting”

2008 APEC TEL 38th held held in Lima, PeruPresentation: “e-Participation Experience in Chinese Taipei”

2013 ICA 47th held in Lisbon, PortugalAttended serving as the panel chair and breakout session facilitator

2012 ICA 46th held in Jerusalem,IsraelPresentation: “A Vision and Feasible Strategies of Social Media for the Public Sector of Taiwan”

2011 ICA 45th held in Taipei, TaiwanPresentation: “Learning from the Past” Debate Subject: “Investment in ICT-enabled Innovations Has Not Delivered Benefits”

2010 ICA 44th held in Washington, USAPresentation: “Governing E-Participation: the case of Taiwan”

2009 ICA 43rd held in Brussel, BelgiumPresentation: “Web2.0 and Citizen Participation: The Taiwan Experience”

A P E C T E L w a s f o u n d e d i n 1990 by APEC in response to the challenges of Information and Communication Technology (ICT).There are around 21 work ing groups in APEC. Members host these workshops in rotat ion. N a t i o n a l C o m m u n i c a t i o n s C o m m i s s i o n ( N C C ) i s representative of Taiwan to attend the conference.

ICA was founded in 1968 by the central government IT authorities. There are 24 members in ICA. The semiannual are hold to take turns in members. The National Development Council (NDC) is the representative of Taiwan to attend the conference.

Events

TEG Participation in World Internet Project Meeting (WIP)

TEG Participation in International Conference on Theory and Practice of Electronic Governance (ICEGOV)

TEG Participation in American Society for Public Administration (ASPA)

2013 WIP held in Bogota, ColumbiaPresentation: “Senior Netizens in Taiwan: Results from two Surveys”

2012 WIP held in SharjahPresentation: “Trend of Internet Use in Taiwan & 2012 WIP Survey Plan”

2011 WIP held in MexicoPresentation: “WIP National Results from Taiwan”

2010 WIP held in Lisbon, PortugalPresentation: “WIP National Results from Taiwan"

2013 ICEGOV 7th held in Seoul, South Korea Presentation: “Open data development and value-added government information: case studies of Taiwan e-government”

2012 ICEGOV 6th held in Albany, NY, USAPresentation: “Information Sharing and Co-Prosperity: Open Government Data and Its Added-Values”

2010 ICEGOV 4th held in Beijing, China Presentation: “Transparency in E-Governance”

2008 ICEGOV 2nd held in Cairo, Egypt Presentation: “To Reinforce or To Mobilize? Tracing the Impact of Internet Use on Civic Engagement in Taiwan”

2011 ASPA held in USAPresentation in a Special Panel: “Collaborative Governance in the Age of Web 2.0” and “New Frontiers of E-Government: Interactivity, Accessibility, and Maturity”

2010 ASPA held in USAPresentation in a Special Panel: “Increasing Transparency via Electronic Governance: Information Access and Citizen Engagement in a Transforming Democracy”

2009 ASPA held in USAPresentation in a Special Panel: “E-Governance in a Transforming Democracy: Visioning the Future and Assessing the Outcome”

WIP was founded in 1999 by the UCLA Center for Communication Policy in the United States, WIP is a cross-national collaboration with 39 member states. Taiwan E-Governance Research Center (TEG) is representative of Taiwan to attend the conference.

ICEGOV was founded in 2007, it’s a major international forum o n e - g o v e r n a n c e r e s e a r c h . The organization aims to use i n n o v a t i v e i n f o r m a t i o n a n d communications technology to assist government’s operations and development in the hope to achieve sustainable national d e v e l o p m e n t t h r o u g h g o o d governance and forward-looking planning.

ASPA was founded in 1939, it ‘s the largest and most prominent p ro fe s s i o n a l a s s o c i a t i o n fo r public administration, The Public Administration Review (PAR) is ASPA’s premier publication, and the best of public administration journals in Social Science Citation Index(SSCI ).


TEG Participation in Taiwan Association for Schools of Public Administration and affairs (TASPAA)

TEG Participation in International Academy of CIO (IAC)

2014 TASPAA held in New Taipei City, TaiwanPresentation in two Special Panels on e-Governmence

2013 TASPAA held in Nantouhsien, TaiwanPresentation in two Special Panels: “The study of e-Enabling Data Applications”and“Public Opinion and Government Governmence”

2012 TASPAA held in Tainan, TaiwanPresentation in a Special Panel: “Changes and Practice on E-Governance” and Round Table: “Sustainable Development and Challenge on E-Governance”

2011 TASPAA held in Taipei, TaiwanPresentation in a Special Panel: “Changes and Practice on E-Governance”

2010 TASPAA held in Taoyuan, TaiwanPresentation in two Special Panels: “E-Governance Knowledge and Education Promotion Forum” and “Changes and Practice on E-Governance”

2009 TASPAA held in Kaohsiung, TaiwanPresentation in a Special Panel: “Development Trend in E-Government and E-Governance”

2014 APEC TEL Workshop & 9th IAC Forum held in SingaporePresentation: “Exploring the business models of opening government data”

2013 IAC 8th held in Beijing, ChinaPresentation: “Electronic Governance in Taiwan – Updated Practice & Research on Public Value of IT & Big Data”

2010 IAC 5th held in Bandung, IndonesiaPresentation: “Establishing IT Core Abilities of Human Resources Within Taiwan E-Government”

2009 IAC 4th held in JapanAttended “Waseda CIO Forum ”and ”IAC Symposium”

TASPAA was founded in2003, there are 34 institutional members from Departments and Institutes of public administration, and publ ic a f fa i rs in Ta iwan. The annual conference has been b e c o m i n g o n e o f t h e m o s t important occasions that teachers and students of Taiwan's public administration to present their academic papers.

I AC was founded in 2006 by WASEDA University in Japan, its missions includes establishing the framework between the society and ICT, facilitating the exchange of information and ideas among academy members, and fostering t h e g o a l o f f u r t h e r i n g g o o d e-Government.

2008 TASPAA held in Taichung, TaiwanPresentation in a Special Panel: “Partnership Constructing of E-Governance: Performance, Accountability and Social Justice”

Events

Taiwan E-Government Events

1983.07The computerization

consulting service group of Executive

Yuan visited the ministries

1984.07Delivered National

Administrative Information

Systems Planning Report

1994.08Promoted

“Public Service Automation”

1997.10Activated national

household registration computer

networking

1998.02Launched

“Government Certi�cation Authority”

1999.05Completed

“Government Procurement Noti�cation

System”

1999.11Executive Yuan approved the

“National Health Insurance IC

Card Plan”

2000.06Promoted e-o�cial

document exchange in the central

government and the local

governments

1998.03“e-Filing and Payment of Individual Income

Tax” was o�cially launched by the

Ministry of Finance

1998.07The government

kicked o� “O�cial Documents Exchange Center” to exchange information across

agency lines for the �rst time

1996.02Initiated “Internet

1996 World Exposition” to open

the new era of E-Government 1997.07

Launched Government

Service Network (GSN)

1985.07Conducted

Chinese computer operation and touch

screen researches

1988.07Promoted o�cial

documents processing modernization

program1991.05

Executive Yuan announced

“Governmental O�ce Automation Project”

1986.10Conducted

“Executive Order for Uni�ed

Computer Code in Government”

1987.10Conducted

the research of information

exchange strategy

1993.07“Direction for

Computer-Processed Personal Data Protection

among Executive Yuan and its Subordinate Agencies”

was promulgated

Forming phase(1983-1997) 1stphase e-Government Program(1998-2000)1997 2000

1997.11Executive Yuan announced the

“E-Government 3-year Mid-range Program”

(�rst phase)


1983.07The computerization

consulting service group of Executive

Yuan visited the ministries

1984.07Delivered National

Administrative Information

Systems Planning Report

1994.08Promoted

“Public Service Automation”

1997.10Activated national

household registration computer

networking

1998.02Launched

“Government Certi�cation Authority”

1999.05Completed

“Government Procurement Noti�cation

System”

1999.11Executive Yuan approved the

“National Health Insurance IC

Card Plan”

2000.06Promoted e-o�cial

document exchange in the central

government and the local

governments

1998.03“e-Filing and Payment of Individual Income

Tax” was o�cially launched by the

Ministry of Finance

1998.07The government

kicked o� “O�cial Documents Exchange Center” to exchange information across

agency lines for the �rst time

1996.02Initiated “Internet

1996 World Exposition” to open

the new era of E-Government 1997.07

Launched Government

Service Network (GSN)

1985.07Conducted

Chinese computer operation and touch

screen researches

1988.07Promoted o�cial

documents processing modernization

program1991.05

Executive Yuan announced

“Governmental O�ce Automation Project”

1986.10Conducted

“Executive Order for Uni�ed

Computer Code in Government”

1987.10Conducted

the research of information

exchange strategy

1993.07“Direction for

Computer-Processed Personal Data Protection

among Executive Yuan and its Subordinate Agencies”

was promulgated

Forming phase(1983-1997) 1stphase e-Government Program(1998-2000)1997 2000

1997.11Executive Yuan announced the

“E-Government 3-year Mid-range Program”

(�rst phase)

2001.04Executive Yuan

announced “E-Government Program”

(second phase)

2001.11Legislative Yuan

passed the “Electronic

Signature Act”

2001.11Launched

“Electronic O�cial Documents

Exchange Center”

2002.03Launched “My E-Government: E-Government

Portal”

2002.06Launched

“Government Root Certi�cation

Authority (GRCA) ”

2003.11Activated

national cadastral transcript

online system

2004.06Activated

“Citizen Digital Certi�cate” in 374

Household Registration

O�ces

2004.09Launched

“E-Government Service

Platform” and “E-Tra�c Services”


promoted the use of horizontal writing

for o�cial documents

2006.01Launched

“Tuition and Incidental Fees

Online Payment System”

2006.05“Company Registration

and Information Management System” was o�cially launched

by the Ministry of Economic A�airs

2007.03Launched “e-Housekeeper”

2007.12Commissioned the

establishment of Taiwan E-Governance Research

Center in charge of promoting e-governance

policies and research

2003.02Enabled web accessibility

initiatives

2002.05Executive Yuan announced the “Digital Taiwan E-Government

Plan”

1st phase e-Government Program(2001-2007) 2007

E-Government Chronology

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3st phase e-Government Program(2008-2011) 2011

2009.02Legislative Yuan

completed the “IVOD (Internet Multimedia

Live Broadcasting Video on Demand) Rules of Procedure

System”

2009.10MOEA (Ministry

of Economic A�airs) launched “Invest in

Taiwan” web services

2010.01Launched “Personnel

Information Consulting Service”

web services

2010.12Ministry of Finance

conducted the pilot scheme of

“E-Invoice in Business Channel”

2011.05The Ministry of the Interior launched

“Electronic Land Data Exchange ”

web services


approved “the Forth Phase E-Government

Program (101-105)”

2011.07Judicial Yuan

provided “Case Progress Online Inquiry Service”

2010.05“The Document of

Standard and Special Income Tax Deduction” could be downloaded

through the Internet

2011.05Promoted the

service of “Individual Income Tax Estimation”

2009.12Control Yuan

launched “Sunshine Act”

website


announced “Ubiquitous Society Project –

Ubiquitous Government” (third phase)

2011.10Launched “iTaiwan:

Government Indoor Public Area Free WiFi Access”

After4st phase e-Government Program(2012 After)

Government cloud

application services

Expansion of core

databases

Proactive one-stop

service

Mobile E-government

Integrated social

networkinge-services

to the home


After4st phase e-Government Program(2012 After)

Government cloud

application services

Expansion of core

databases

Proactive one-stop

service

Mobile E-government

Integrated social

networkinge-services

to the home

E-Government Chronology

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