Authors :
Joseph BIMBALA NGWABA; Frederick Kamba Kabangu; Etienne NGWABA; Jacob NGWABA; Vanessa BILONDA TSHINEMU
Volume/Issue :
Volume 8 - 2023, Issue 8 - August
Google Scholar :
https://bit.ly/3TmGbDi
Scribd :
https://tinyurl.com/bdespavc
DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8344762
Abstract :
The evolution of the Internet and Web has led
governments to reshape traditional public services and
supply the faster, better and more responsive access to
public services to citizens called e-Government. E-
Government is not only the electronic interactions
between citizens and government agencies but also the co-
operations among independent government affiliated
agencies where exist different systems. These co-
operations raise research challenges of heterogeneous
interoperating environment in e-Government. This paper
will examine the e-Government aspects and then identify
the requirements in order to propose a G2G
interoperability architecture based on microservices
approach, the new trend of software architecture and
distributed computing technologies, along with technical
standards, maturity model, and some key actions meant
to make the initiative implementable in real world and
addresses some specific peculiarities and needs of
developing countries, like DRC.
Keywords :
ICT, developing countries, Democratic Republic of Congo, Interoperability, IT services, e-Government.
The evolution of the Internet and Web has led
governments to reshape traditional public services and
supply the faster, better and more responsive access to
public services to citizens called e-Government. E-
Government is not only the electronic interactions
between citizens and government agencies but also the co-
operations among independent government affiliated
agencies where exist different systems. These co-
operations raise research challenges of heterogeneous
interoperating environment in e-Government. This paper
will examine the e-Government aspects and then identify
the requirements in order to propose a G2G
interoperability architecture based on microservices
approach, the new trend of software architecture and
distributed computing technologies, along with technical
standards, maturity model, and some key actions meant
to make the initiative implementable in real world and
addresses some specific peculiarities and needs of
developing countries, like DRC.
Keywords :
ICT, developing countries, Democratic Republic of Congo, Interoperability, IT services, e-Government.
