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Information Systems for e-Government - A Case in the Hellenic Ministry of Education (Informative paper)
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The great strides made towards "information society" are a fact beyond contradiction. Many academic, research and governmental institutions have exploited Information and Communications Technologies in order to perform everyday tasks and activities and have therefore developed information management systems. This has led many public and governmental organisations to adopt these new technologies as a means of internal evolvement and restructuring and to provide more qualitative services to their citizens. This work describes how the Greek Educational Books Publishing Organisation (GEBPO) employed its electronic system for book production and distribution.
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Angeletou Sofia , Computer Engineering & Informatics Department, University of Patras, Rio, Greece
Giannakakos Athanasios , Greek Educational Book Publishing Organisation, Athens, Greece
Klaroudas Evangelos , Computer Engineering & Informatics Department, University of Patras, Rio, Greece
Mauriopoulos Michalis , Computer Engineering & Informatics Department, University of Patras, Rio, Greece
Mayritsakis George , Reserach Academic Computer Technology Institute, University Campus, Rio, Greece
Mousourouli Ioanna , Greek Educational Book Publishing Organisation, Athens, Greece
Sirmakessis Spiros , Department of Applied Informatics in Administrations and Economy, TEI of Mesolonghi, Greece
Title: Information Systems for e-Government - A Case in the Hellenic Ministry of Education (Informative paper)
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The great strides made towards "information society" are a fact beyond contradiction.
Many academic, research and governmental institutions have exploited Information and Communications Technologies in order to perform everyday tasks and activities and have therefore developed information management systems.
This has led many public and governmental organisations to adopt these new technologies as a means of internal evolvement and restructuring and to provide more qualitative services to their citizens.
This work describes how the Greek Educational Books Publishing Organisation (GEBPO) employed its electronic system for book production and distribution.
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