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TUGAS MAKALAH IKI81202T JARINGAN KOMPUTER DAN KOMUNIKASI DATA

INDONESIA’S CONNECTED GOVERNMENT

Oleh : Rahmatina Pakpahan (1006748242) Kelas JKKD 2010SA

FAKULTAS ILMU KOMPUTER MAGISTER TEKNOLOGI INFORMASI 2010

DAFTAR ISI
DAFTAR ISI....................................................................................................................... i BAB I. PENDAHULUAN................................................................................................. 2 BAB II. CONNECTED GOVERNMENT ...................................................................... 2 II.1 Defenisi.................................................................................................................... 2 II.2 Latar Belakang e-Government ............................................................................. 2 II.3 Solusi di Negara Maju ........................................................................................... 3 BAB III. INISIATIF e-GOVERNMENT DI INDONESIA........................................... 6 III.1 Status Interkoneksi Dalam Pemerintahan Indonesia ....................................... 6 III.2 Status Interkoneksi Berdasarkan Kementrian/ Departemen .......................... 7 BAB IV. KESIMPULAN.................................................................................................. 9 BAB V. REFERENSI........................................................................................................ 9

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Indonesia’s Connected Government

BAB I. PENDAHULUAN
Bahwa banyak negara di luar Indonesia telah berpindah dari gaya pemerintahan berbasis kertas beralih ke konsep e-Government. Munculnya paradigma baru demi untuk mencapai nilai yang lebih besar dalam pemberian layanan dan pengurangan biaya dalam memberikan layanan yang baik kepada warga negara. Namun adanya kebutuhan ini mengharuskan pemerintahan mendesain ulang dan memperbaiki organisasinya. Bahwa harus disadari, peningkatan kualitas hanya terjadi jika ada
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