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Title	E-Governance For Smart Cities
ID_Doc	21503
Authors	Kumar T.M.V.
Year	2015
Published	Advances in 21st Century Human Settlements
DOI	http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-981-287-287-6_1
Abstract	This chapter ‘E-Governance for Smart City’ is intended to give conceptual clarity of the subject matter of the book. The chapter is expected to give broad direction to the book. Until now E-Governance literature is dominated by authors who are computer scientists and IT specialists since there are several technical issues to be solved (like, for example, big data management) but this book takes a departure and will be authored by domain specialists related to city. We are jointly working out the emerging E-Governance System for Smart City from the point of view of urban domain specialists such as specialists in urban development, urban planning, climate change, carbon accounting, water Governance, energy governance, public realm and so on. To start with definition of E-Governance and E-Government is collated from different organizations point of view. Then how consumers of Governance, such as Citizen, Government and Business benefit from E-Governance is enumerated. Further, it traces five distinct phases of E-Governance development such as Phase-1(1996–1999): Basic Web Presence, Phase-2(1997–2000): Interactive web, Phase-3(1998–2003): Transaction web, Phase-4(2000–2005): Integrative and Transformation web and Phase- 5(2005+): Smart City Governance web. Prior to 2005 there has been rapid transition in phases but with the emergence of phase-5, there is a trend in stabilization of urban E-Governance. This chapter enumerates new functional specialization of E-Governance in different phases and discusses Smart City E-Governance System and its prime requirements. © Springer Science+Business Media Singapore 2015. All rights reserved.
Author Keywords	Administrators and citizen; Benefits of E-Governance; Definitions; E-Governance impact to politician; E-Government; Electronic governance; Evolution; Smart city E-Governance requirements; Status of E-Governance in India

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