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Enlaces sugeridos a los interesados en la temática "Modelos de Madurez en Gobierno Electrónico” (*) Assessment Maturity Model Organization: Assessment Maturity Model Assessment Maturity Model Organization::Assessment Maturity Model Wiki Australia. Department of Defence. Organisational Interoperability Maturity Model for C2. Thea Clark. Defence Science and Technology Organisation C3 Research Centre, Fern Hill Park, Department of Defence, Canberra Australia. National e-Health Transition Authority (NEHTA): Interoperability Maturity Model, 2007. Booz Allen Hamilton: e-Government Maturity Model: From Assessment to Action Brunel University (Reino Unido): Citizen Oriented E-government Maturity Model, Brunel University, UK Brunel University (Reino Unido): Model Development for Needs Hierarchy and e-Ggovernment Services. Are There Layers of Needs on Government Services? Brunel University (UK), Turksat (Turkey), METU (Turkey ) Canadá. Public Works and Government Services: Meeting the Challenges of Canada’s Secure Delivery of e-Government Services. Mike Just Danielle Rosmarin. Public Works and Government Services Canada Carnegie Mellon, Software Engineering Institute (Pittsburgh, PA 15213-2612 COBIT 4.0. Objetivos de Control. Directrices Gerenciales. Modelos de Madurez Copenhagen Business School, Frederiksberg (Dinamarca): E-government maturity models: Extension of the Layne and Lee model. Kim Viborg Andersen4, Helle Zinner Henriksen. Department of Informatics, CBS, Frederiksberg, Denmark e-JETA: Towards Standardizing Interoperability Levels for Information Systems of Public Administrations. The Electronic Journal for e-Commerce Tools & Applications (eJETA) Demetrios S., Y. Charalabidis, and J. Psarras. 2008. EE.UU. State of Utah (USA): eGovernment Maturity. Phillip J. Windley, Ph.D. Chief Information Officer Office of the Governor. State of Utah EE.UU. US Department of Interior (USA): e-Government Strategy. Fy 2008 – Fy 2013. U.S. DOI Elsevier: Toward national e-government development models for developing countries: A nine-stage model. Behrouz Zarei, Amirhossein Ghapanchi, Bahareh Sattary European Conference on Information Systems: Barriers for Transformation: Impediments for Transforming the Public Sector through e-Government. 17th European Conference on Information Systems FZI Forschungszentrum Informatik (Dinamarca): Towards an Architecture Maintainability Maturity Model (AM3). Christoph Rathfelder, Henning Groenda. FZI Forschungszentrum Informatik, Software Engineering, Karlsruhe IBM: Roadmap for Open ICT Ecosystems. IBM. Oracle. Berkman Institute of Policy and Management. Chinese Academy of Science (Beijing, China): Study on the e-Government Security Risk Management. Zhitian Zhou, Congyang Hu. Institute of Policy and Management, Beijing, China INTOSAI IT- Committee Task Force’s work on Auditing e-Government: Auditing e-Government. Life-cycle risks and setting up a database ISO/IEC 38500/2008. Corporate governance of information technology Nanyang Technological University (Singapur): Country-level determinants of e-Government maturity. Harminder Singh Amit Das Damien Joseph. Nanyang Technological University NASCIO: Representing Chief Information Officers of the States (USA): Data Governance Part I: Managing Information as an Enterprise Asset: An Introduction NASCIO: Representing Chief Information Officers of the States (USA): Data Governance Part II: Maturity Models: A Path to Progress NASCIO: Representing Chief Information Officers of the States (USA): Data Governance Part III: Frameworks: Structure for Organizing Complexity. National Taiwan University (Taiwan): An Information Security Education Maturity Model. National Taiwan University Nueva Zelandia. New Zealand e-Government: e-GIF Standards Maturity Model. OCDE: e-Gobierno para un mejor gobierno. OECD OCDE-CAD: Metodología para la evaluación de los sistemas nacionales de adquisiciones del Consorcio para los sistemas de adquisiciones de la OCDE/CAD Organización Panamericana de la Salud: Red de la Métrica de Salud: una alianza mundial para mejorar el acceso a la información para los prestadores de atención en salud y para los encargados de la formulación de políticas Stockholm University. Royal Institute of Technology (Suecia): Discussing e-Government Maturity Models for Developing World: Security View. Geoffrey Karokola1 and Louise Yngström. Department of Computer and System Sciences. Stockholm University/Royal Institute of Technology. Kista, Sweden U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO). 2004. Information Technology Investment Management Framework. Washington UNESCO: e-Government in developing countries. Lessons learned from Republic ok Korea United Nations Development Programme. Regional Centre Bangkok Asia-Pacific Development Information Programme (APDIP): GIFs in Different Countries. UNDP-APDIP United Nations Development Programme. Regional Centre Bangkok Asia-Pacific Development Information Programme (APDIP): Government Interoperability Frameworks for Asia-Pacific Countries. IBM, Oracle, UNDP-APDIP and the International Open Source Network (IOSN) Universidad de Alicante /España): Spain e-Government Maturity At Spanish Local Levels. Enrique Claver-Cortés, Department of Business Management, Business Faculty, University of Alicante, Spain Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha (España): Integración de Calidad y Experiencia en el Desarrollo de Interfaces de Usuario Dirigido por Modelos. Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha. Departamento de Sistemas Informáticos. Tesis doctoral. D. Francisco Montero Simarro Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (España): Análisis de Modelos de Interoperabilidad entre Administraciones Públicas a Nivel Europeo. Alfonso Muñoz. Departamento de Ingeniería y Arquitecturas Telemáticas (DIATEL) Universidad Politécnica de Madrid Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María (Chile): Diseño de un modelo de medición de la madurez de las capacidades de implementación de gobierno electrónico en las instituciones del Estado. Marcelo Iribarren. UTFSM, Chile Universidad Técnica Federico Santa Maria (Chile): Identifying Weaknesses for Chilean e-Government. Implementation in Public Agencies with Maturity Model. Mauricio Solar, Hernán Astudillo, Gonzalo Valdés, Marcelo Iribarren and Gastón Concha. UTFSM, Chile University at Albany. Center for Technology in Government (Albany, NY 12205, USA): Building State Government Digital Preservation Partnerships: A Capability Assessment and Planning Toolkit, Version 1.0. Center for technology in Government. University at Albany University at Albany. Center for Technology in Government (Albany, NY 12205, USA): Making Smart IT Choices: Understanding Value and Risk in Government IT Investments University at Albany. Center for Technology in Government (Albany, NY 12205, USA): Sharing Justice Information: A Capability Assessment Toolkit University at Albany. Center for Technology in Government (Albany, NY 12205, USA): Sharing Justice Information: Existing interoperability maturity models. Center for Technology in Government:. Improving Government Interoperability. University at Albany University of Jordan (Jordania): A General Framework for E-Government: Definition Maturity Challenges, Opportunities, and Success. Tamara Almarabeh. Computer Information System Department, University of Jordan University of Pretoria (Sud África): Minimum Critical Technical Success Factors for e-development projects: A Maturity Model. Pieter Joubert. University of Pretoria UNPAN: A General Framework for E-Government: Definition - Maturity Challenges, Opportunities, and Success Victoria University (Australia): Doing it Tough: Factors impacting on local e-Government maturity. Peter Shackleton. Victoria University, Australia
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