Strategic Electronic Government Procurement : Standards Framework
Standards are the infrastructure of commerce. Just as power networks and transport systems are the infrastructure of economic production. The establishment of each of these infrastructures forms a cornerstone for modern economies. It is important t...
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okr-10986-190302021-04-23T14:03:50Z Strategic Electronic Government Procurement : Standards Framework Asian Development Bank Inter-American Development Bank World Bank ATTRIBUTES AUTHENTICATION B2B BACK-OFFICE BASIC BUSINESS APPLICATIONS BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT BUSINESS ENVIRONMENTS BUSINESS PROCESS BUSINESS PROCESSES BUSINESS REQUIREMENTS BUSINESS SERVICES BUSINESS SYSTEMS BUSINESSES BUYER BUYERS CAPABILITIES CAPABILITY CODES CODING COMMUNITIES COMPETITIVENESS COMPONENTS COMPUTING CONFIDENTIALITY CONNECTIVITY CONSUMER PROTECTION COPYRIGHT CRYPTOGRAPHY CUSTOM DATA STORAGE DATA WAREHOUSE DECISION MAKING DELIVERY SYSTEM DIGITAL DIGITAL CERTIFICATE E-BUSINESS E-COMMERCE E-COMMERCE ENVIRONMENTS E-COMMERCE LAWS E-COMMERCE LEGISLATION E-COMMERCE POLICIES E-COMMERCE SYSTEMS E-CONTRACTS E-GOVERNMENT E-GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT E-MARKETPLACE E-SIGNATURES ECOMMERCE ECOMMERCE SYSTEMS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY EDI EGOVERNMENT ELECTRONIC BUSINESS ELECTRONIC GOVERNMENT ELECTRONIC RECORDS ELECTRONICS ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS EMARKETPLACE ENGINEERING FUNCTIONALITY GOVERNMENT AGENCIES GOVERNMENT CONTRACT GOVERNMENT LEADERSHIP GOVERNMENT POLICIES GOVERNMENT POLICY GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT GOVERNMENT SERVICE GOVERNMENT SERVICE DELIVERY HARDWARE INFORMATION SECURITY INFORMATION SOCIETY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES INFORMATION TRANSMISSION INNOVATION INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTERFACE INTERNATIONAL STANDARD INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS INTEROPERABILITY INVENTORY INVENTORY CONTROL IP LEADERSHIP ROLE LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKETPLACES MESSAGING METADATA MIDDLEWARE NATIONAL POLICIES NETWORKING NETWORKS NEW MARKETS NEW TECHNOLOGY ONLINE CATALOGUES OPEN STANDARDS POLICY FRAMEWORK PRIVACY PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTORS PROCUREMENT PROCUREMENT PROCESSES PRODUCT CATALOGUES PROJECT MANAGEMENT PROTOCOLS PUBLIC INTEREST PUBLIC KEY PUBLIC KEY INFRASTRUCTURE PUBLIC SECTORS RECORDS MANAGEMENT REGISTRIES REGISTRY RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GOVERNMENT RELIABILITY RELIABILITY SYSTEMS SEARCH SECURITY MANAGEMENT SERVICE PROVIDERS SERVICE STANDARDS SITES SOCIAL SECURITY SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT SOFTWARE PACKAGES STRONG AUTHENTICATION SUPPLIERS SYSTEM DESIGN SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT SYSTEMS INTEROPERABILITY TARGETS TECHNICAL EXPERTS TECHNICAL ISSUE TECHNICAL STANDARDS TECHNOLOGY STANDARD TELECOMMUNICATION TELEPHONY TRACEABILITY TRADE FACILITATION TRANSACTION TRANSMISSION TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORT SYSTEMS UCC UNIFORM CODE COUNCIL USERS WEB WEB SERVICE WEB SERVICES WORLD WIDE WEB WORLD WIDE WEB CONSORTIUM XML Standards are the infrastructure of commerce. Just as power networks and transport systems are the infrastructure of economic production. The establishment of each of these infrastructures forms a cornerstone for modern economies. It is important that executives and managers be able to appreciate and engage with these issues if the risks to governments are to be managed. Web architects and developers may recoil in horror that government policy and leadership might intrude into these issues. But government is an obvious leader, not suggesting that it should or could regulate such standards, but because of the significance of its choices for its own operations and the weight that these carry in the economy. Government leadership in this area is more often de facto than de jure, but leadership nonetheless, which reflects the reality that government represents more than one third of the economy in most countries. This reality will be of particular significance to developing countries seeking to accelerate the technological activation of their economies and communities. 2014-07-28T21:56:59Z 2014-07-28T21:56:59Z 2004-03 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2004/03/19566329/strategic-electronic-government-procurement-standards-framework http://hdl.handle.net/10986/19030 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Working Paper |
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ATTRIBUTES AUTHENTICATION B2B BACK-OFFICE BASIC BUSINESS APPLICATIONS BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT BUSINESS ENVIRONMENTS BUSINESS PROCESS BUSINESS PROCESSES BUSINESS REQUIREMENTS BUSINESS SERVICES BUSINESS SYSTEMS BUSINESSES BUYER BUYERS CAPABILITIES CAPABILITY CODES CODING COMMUNITIES COMPETITIVENESS COMPONENTS COMPUTING CONFIDENTIALITY CONNECTIVITY CONSUMER PROTECTION COPYRIGHT CRYPTOGRAPHY CUSTOM DATA STORAGE DATA WAREHOUSE DECISION MAKING DELIVERY SYSTEM DIGITAL DIGITAL CERTIFICATE E-BUSINESS E-COMMERCE E-COMMERCE ENVIRONMENTS E-COMMERCE LAWS E-COMMERCE LEGISLATION E-COMMERCE POLICIES E-COMMERCE SYSTEMS E-CONTRACTS E-GOVERNMENT E-GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT E-MARKETPLACE E-SIGNATURES ECOMMERCE ECOMMERCE SYSTEMS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY EDI EGOVERNMENT ELECTRONIC BUSINESS ELECTRONIC GOVERNMENT ELECTRONIC RECORDS ELECTRONICS ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS EMARKETPLACE ENGINEERING FUNCTIONALITY GOVERNMENT AGENCIES GOVERNMENT CONTRACT GOVERNMENT LEADERSHIP GOVERNMENT POLICIES GOVERNMENT POLICY GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT GOVERNMENT SERVICE GOVERNMENT SERVICE DELIVERY HARDWARE INFORMATION SECURITY INFORMATION SOCIETY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES INFORMATION TRANSMISSION INNOVATION INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTERFACE INTERNATIONAL STANDARD INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS INTEROPERABILITY INVENTORY INVENTORY CONTROL IP LEADERSHIP ROLE LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKETPLACES MESSAGING METADATA MIDDLEWARE NATIONAL POLICIES NETWORKING NETWORKS NEW MARKETS NEW TECHNOLOGY ONLINE CATALOGUES OPEN STANDARDS POLICY FRAMEWORK PRIVACY PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTORS PROCUREMENT PROCUREMENT PROCESSES PRODUCT CATALOGUES PROJECT MANAGEMENT PROTOCOLS PUBLIC INTEREST PUBLIC KEY PUBLIC KEY INFRASTRUCTURE PUBLIC SECTORS RECORDS MANAGEMENT REGISTRIES REGISTRY RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GOVERNMENT RELIABILITY RELIABILITY SYSTEMS SEARCH SECURITY MANAGEMENT SERVICE PROVIDERS SERVICE STANDARDS SITES SOCIAL SECURITY SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT SOFTWARE PACKAGES STRONG AUTHENTICATION SUPPLIERS SYSTEM DESIGN SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT SYSTEMS INTEROPERABILITY TARGETS TECHNICAL EXPERTS TECHNICAL ISSUE TECHNICAL STANDARDS TECHNOLOGY STANDARD TELECOMMUNICATION TELEPHONY TRACEABILITY TRADE FACILITATION TRANSACTION TRANSMISSION TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORT SYSTEMS UCC UNIFORM CODE COUNCIL USERS WEB WEB SERVICE WEB SERVICES WORLD WIDE WEB WORLD WIDE WEB CONSORTIUM XML |
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ATTRIBUTES AUTHENTICATION B2B BACK-OFFICE BASIC BUSINESS APPLICATIONS BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT BUSINESS ENVIRONMENTS BUSINESS PROCESS BUSINESS PROCESSES BUSINESS REQUIREMENTS BUSINESS SERVICES BUSINESS SYSTEMS BUSINESSES BUYER BUYERS CAPABILITIES CAPABILITY CODES CODING COMMUNITIES COMPETITIVENESS COMPONENTS COMPUTING CONFIDENTIALITY CONNECTIVITY CONSUMER PROTECTION COPYRIGHT CRYPTOGRAPHY CUSTOM DATA STORAGE DATA WAREHOUSE DECISION MAKING DELIVERY SYSTEM DIGITAL DIGITAL CERTIFICATE E-BUSINESS E-COMMERCE E-COMMERCE ENVIRONMENTS E-COMMERCE LAWS E-COMMERCE LEGISLATION E-COMMERCE POLICIES E-COMMERCE SYSTEMS E-CONTRACTS E-GOVERNMENT E-GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT E-MARKETPLACE E-SIGNATURES ECOMMERCE ECOMMERCE SYSTEMS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY EDI EGOVERNMENT ELECTRONIC BUSINESS ELECTRONIC GOVERNMENT ELECTRONIC RECORDS ELECTRONICS ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS EMARKETPLACE ENGINEERING FUNCTIONALITY GOVERNMENT AGENCIES GOVERNMENT CONTRACT GOVERNMENT LEADERSHIP GOVERNMENT POLICIES GOVERNMENT POLICY GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT GOVERNMENT SERVICE GOVERNMENT SERVICE DELIVERY HARDWARE INFORMATION SECURITY INFORMATION SOCIETY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES INFORMATION TRANSMISSION INNOVATION INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTERFACE INTERNATIONAL STANDARD INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS INTEROPERABILITY INVENTORY INVENTORY CONTROL IP LEADERSHIP ROLE LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS MARKETPLACES MESSAGING METADATA MIDDLEWARE NATIONAL POLICIES NETWORKING NETWORKS NEW MARKETS NEW TECHNOLOGY ONLINE CATALOGUES OPEN STANDARDS POLICY FRAMEWORK PRIVACY PRIVATE SECTOR PRIVATE SECTORS PROCUREMENT PROCUREMENT PROCESSES PRODUCT CATALOGUES PROJECT MANAGEMENT PROTOCOLS PUBLIC INTEREST PUBLIC KEY PUBLIC KEY INFRASTRUCTURE PUBLIC SECTORS RECORDS MANAGEMENT REGISTRIES REGISTRY RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GOVERNMENT RELIABILITY RELIABILITY SYSTEMS SEARCH SECURITY MANAGEMENT SERVICE PROVIDERS SERVICE STANDARDS SITES SOCIAL SECURITY SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT SOFTWARE PACKAGES STRONG AUTHENTICATION SUPPLIERS SYSTEM DESIGN SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT SYSTEMS INTEROPERABILITY TARGETS TECHNICAL EXPERTS TECHNICAL ISSUE TECHNICAL STANDARDS TECHNOLOGY STANDARD TELECOMMUNICATION TELEPHONY TRACEABILITY TRADE FACILITATION TRANSACTION TRANSMISSION TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORT SYSTEMS UCC UNIFORM CODE COUNCIL USERS WEB WEB SERVICE WEB SERVICES WORLD WIDE WEB WORLD WIDE WEB CONSORTIUM XML Asian Development Bank Inter-American Development Bank World Bank Strategic Electronic Government Procurement : Standards Framework |
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Standards are the infrastructure of
commerce. Just as power networks and transport systems are
the infrastructure of economic production. The establishment
of each of these infrastructures forms a cornerstone for
modern economies. It is important that executives and
managers be able to appreciate and engage with these issues
if the risks to governments are to be managed. Web
architects and developers may recoil in horror that
government policy and leadership might intrude into these
issues. But government is an obvious leader, not suggesting
that it should or could regulate such standards, but because
of the significance of its choices for its own operations
and the weight that these carry in the economy. Government
leadership in this area is more often de facto than de jure,
but leadership nonetheless, which reflects the reality that
government represents more than one third of the economy in
most countries. This reality will be of particular
significance to developing countries seeking to accelerate
the technological activation of their economies and communities. |
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Publications & Research |
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Asian Development Bank Inter-American Development Bank World Bank |
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Asian Development Bank Inter-American Development Bank World Bank |
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Asian Development Bank |
| title |
Strategic Electronic Government Procurement : Standards Framework |
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Strategic Electronic Government Procurement : Standards Framework |
| title_full |
Strategic Electronic Government Procurement : Standards Framework |
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Strategic Electronic Government Procurement : Standards Framework |
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Strategic Electronic Government Procurement : Standards Framework |
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strategic electronic government procurement : standards framework |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2014 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2004/03/19566329/strategic-electronic-government-procurement-standards-framework http://hdl.handle.net/10986/19030 |
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