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E-Governance in the United States
E-Governance can be understood as the application of Information and Communication Technology also known as ICT. Its purpose is to provide government services online, as well as exchange information between the government and a variety of recipients, citizens, business’, and also other government. It is meant to be an easier and more contemporary alternative to the ways that people have always done it.
==Transactional Governance==
E-Governance has many aspects, and “branches” if you will. One branch of e-gov. is transactional governance. The purpose of this part is to carry out or conduct business, negotiations, activities, and many other things and reach a conclusion or settlement with the other party. According to the academic journal Government Information Quarterly, it has been loosely defined as anything that the citizens, in pursuit of its governance, that is conducted over a computer-mediated network. E-gov systems are intertwined with traditional public management information systems, which have been found to be quite different from anything in the private sector due to differences in design, purpose, use, organizational role, and assessment criteria. “Transactional Governance encompasses all forms of managerial governance, including selective incentives and monitoring capacity”, according to the academic journal Effects of Transactional and Transformational Governance on Academic Teaching.
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