E-Government Benchmarking: A Regional Experience

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E-Government Benchmarking: A Regional Experience by Enrico Ferro Istituto Superiore Mario Boella e-mail: ferro@ismb.it - web: www.enricoferro.com

Regional IST (www.regional-ist.org) A two year project financed by the European Commission in the context of the Fifth Framework Program of Research and Technological Development 5 Partners: Piedmont, Catalonia, Baden-Württemberg, Portugal and Hungary Project objective: Creating an international network of regional official observatories dealing with the development of the Information Society. e-challenges 2003 Bologna

Benchmarking Methodology (Correspondence Table) Hierarchical structure: we created a correspondence table linking targets with indicators and statistics. This allowed us to act coherently with e-Europe e-challenges 2003 Bologna

Benchmarking Methodology (II): Indicators Harmonization e-challenges 2003 Bologna

Benchmarking Methodology (III): Data Collection We used three sources of information in order to capture all the aspects of e-government. e-challenges 2003 Bologna

Output: Benchmarking Platform e-challenges 2003 Bologna

Analysis of Results: Supply Infrastructure: 99.2% of Municipalities in Piedmont are connected to the Internet, but over 90% of them are still using narrow band connections. In Catalonia and Baden-Württemberg more aggressive broad band policies have resulted in a higher adoption of broadband connections (respectively 36.6% and 49.3%) e-challenges 2003 Bologna

Analysis of Results: Supply Websites: 43% of Municipalities in Piedmont and 32.8% in Catalonia, but in both regions about 77% of the population leaves in a municipality with a website. But 70% of the websites are static (updated sporadically) and only 25% of them allow some form of interaction with users. (a similar situation may be reported also in Hungary and Catalonia). e-challenges 2003 Bologna

Analysis of Results: Supply Service provisioning: 13 Services identified as of competence of local Municipalities in all the partner regions 4 level of sophistication (level 1 less sophisticated) 21% of services are on average available online, mainly rendered at level 1 and level 2. The situation looks similar in all the other regions apart from Baden-Württemberg in which a higher level of sophistication may be found. e-challenges 2003 Bologna

Analysis of Results: Demand Population: Potential users’ base 44.7% of households have an I/net connection, but only 27% of the population uses the I/net regularly (at least once a week). High level of interest 71.9% of individuals have accessed PA websites for information and 50.9% for procedures. e-challenges 2003 Bologna

Analysis of Results: Demand Enterprises: Internet penetration reaches 99.6% in Piedmont, similar situations may be found in the other partner regions. High level of interest: the percentage of firms accessing Governmental websites for information, procedures and payment of taxes is respectively 71.5%, 64.3% and 9.6%. e-challenges 2003 Bologna

Conclusions Benchmarking E-gov activities at regional level is possible and above all useful Methodologies adopted should meet two main criteria: Compliance with Eurostat & e-Europe Framework Representation of local idiosyncrasies E-government initiatives in the regions surveyed are still in their infancy: a significant distance still to be covered both in terms of sophistication and penetration. e-challenges 2003 Bologna

Conclusions (II) A cost/benefit analysis on e-Government is still difficult to carry out, nevertheless: The high level of interest shown could lead us to think that there may be significant benefits to be enjoyed by end users. The e-Government call for projects has resulted in the creation of large consortia that should guarantee a wider exploitation of the knowledge assets generated. Future research should focus on classifying the e-Gov activities according to their aim, in order to allow the creation of context specific indicators. e-challenges 2003 Bologna

Thank you for your attention! Enrico Ferro E-mail: ferro@ismb.it Website: www.enricoferro.com e-challenges 2003 Bologna