Handbook of Public Information Systems 

 - New York :  Marcel Dekker,  2000 
 - 617 p. 
<br/><br/> I - Introduction  An introduction to public information systems - G. David Garson  Graduate education in information technology in the public sector: the need and the response - Mary Maureen Brown, Jeffrey L. Brudney, William L. Waugh, Jr. , and Ronald John Hy  II - background  The legislative foundation of information access policy: balancing access against and confidentiality - Harry A. Hammitt  FOIA and the emergence of federal information policy in the 1980s and 1990s - Jeremy R. T. Lewis  Information technology, public policy, and canadian governanace: partnerships and predicaments - Gilles Paquet and Jeffrey Roy  Is technological progress social progress? - Sonal J. Seneviratne  III - organizational reserch  The politics of public information systems - Christine Bellamy  The need for strategic information systems planning when contracting-out and privatizing public sector functions - Steven Cohen and William Eimicke  Technology launch in government: the human factor - Dahlia Bradshaw - Lynn  A core-periphery approach to centralization/decentralization issues in public information systems - Richard Heeks  The impact of IT on organization performance in the public sector - Pamela Hammers Specht  Mitigating the risk of information technology initiatives: best practices and points of failure for the public sector - Mary Maureen Brown  Intergovernmental cooperation in the development and use of information systems - Nada D. Harris  Webbing governance: national differences in constructing the face of public organizations - Chris C. Denamark, Christian S. Friis, and Todd M. La Porte  Policy issues  Electronic access to public records  Electronic access to public records - Jeremy R. T. Lewis  Intellectual property for public managers - Roland J. Cole and Eric F. Broucek  Security issues for automated information systems - Cynthia E. Irvine  Citizen participation and direct democracy through computer networking - Yuhang Shi and Carmine Scavo  The information age: which countries will benefit? - Alana Northrop and Kenneth L. Kraemer  Case studies  Cyber-communication: congressional use of information technologies - John P. Messmer, David Carreiro, and Karen A. Metivier-Carreiro  The role of computing technology and the New York state legislature - Antoinette J. Pole  Building relevant policy data systems for multiple stakeholders: the maine education information partnership - Josephine M. LaPlante  Managing government web services in Florida: issues and lessons - David Coursey and Jennifer Killingsworth  Planning centralized immunization registries: disease prevention, cost reduction, and implications for privacy - Gregory D. Streib and Katherine G. Willoughby  Applications: federal  Computer-based training in the public sector - Genie N. L. Stowers  Guidelines for public-sector systems acquisition - Bruce Rocheleau  Public finance management information systems - John W. Swain and Jay D. White  Information systems and an interdisciplinary budget model - G. B. K. de Gran  Budgetary analysis using computer tools - Carl Grafton and Anne Permaloff  Data warehousing in government agencies: conceptual and managerial issues - Henry Y. Zheng  Microsimulations of public policy - J. Theodore Anagnoson  Applications: state and local  Planning digital places: a new approach to commnity telecommunications planning and deplyment - Thomas A. Horan  Community decision support systems: managing knowledge for community and economic development - Kathleen O'Dubhchair, James K. Scott, and Thomas G. Johnsn  A methodology for evaluating the effectiveness of the delivery of IT services: a comparative study of six british local authorities - Les Worrall, Dan Remenyi, and Arthur Money  The use of system dynamiques in decision conferencing: implementing welfare reform in New York state - John Rohrbaugh  Information technology competencies  Geographic information systems and the public manager - David E. Martin  The use of statistical analysis software in public management- t. R. Carr  Putting your agency on the web - Edward W. Christensen and John E. Hughes  Conclusion  Governmental information systems and emerging computer technologies - Patricia Diamond Fletcher  Information systems, politics, and government: leading theoretical perspectives - G . David Garson 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Gestão Tecnológica<br/>Gestão da Informação<br/>Tecnologia da Informação<br/> Setor Público<br/>Ciência da Informação