A. F.Costa

A.Roemer-Mahler

B.Edvardsson

B.Guns

B.Wechsler

C.Lovelock

C.Pollitt

F.Fonseca

I.Nonaka

M. C.Ferreira

M. J.Kiernan

M.Moullin

P.Eiglier

P.Senge

R. D.Blackwell

R. P.Fisk

R.Normann

R.Wolak

S. H.Akhter

S. J.Grove

S.Boztepe

S.Chetty

T. L.Doherty

T.Bovaird

T.Davenport

V. A.Zeithaml

V.Zeithaml

W. C.Kim

E-government has become a priority for many governments around the world and one of the main change drivers in the provision of new services in the public administration context. As public services are part of a complex network in which citizens are the main players, public authorities are increasingly trying to identify and deploy programmes that promote the modernisation and simplification of public services based on knowledge management. This chapter aims to understand the impact of e-government initiatives on consumer behaviour, as well as the importance of knowledge management for value creation in the public administration context. The Simplex programme, the main initiative in Portugal to develop administrative simplification and e-government, is analysed within two contexts: the central administration and the local municipality of Oporto. This chapter highlights that e-government has been an important factor contributing to both the administrative simplification and the improvement in the quality of public services. </jats:p

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Ricardo Augusto Zimmermann

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