C43 - Index Numbers and Aggregation; Leading indicatorsNávrat zpět

E-government benchmarking frameworks are important as they guide countries' focus of their efforts to develop information and communication policies and allocating resources to implement these strategies. With the decrease of importance of basic information society indicators in the past and use of new technologies and trends, new criteria and approaches needed to be introduced in measuring e-government development. Therefore, the existing frameworks should be updated and reframed. The main aim of this paper is to examine a progress in the structure of these benchmarking frameworks and propose a new benchmarking framework, which uses modern technologies such as cloud computing, open data, big data, social media and e-participation. It focuses on this new set of domains of activities and assesses many of them. Methods of decomposition and aggregation are used.