信息管理学
E-government即“电子政务”，也称为（）A、电子政府B、电子行政C、电子治理D、电子公务
题目
E-government即“电子政务”，也称为（）
- A、电子政府
- B、电子行政
- C、电子治理
- D、电子公务
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相似问题和答案
第1题：
根据各地条件不同，将政府管理事物原封不动地搬到网上，即视作电子政务。()
参考答案：错误
第2题：
从信息社会角度讲,电子政务安全和电子商务安全也存在着本质共性的联系,即电子政务安全是实现电子商务安全的基础和保障。()
此题为判断题(对，错)。
参考答案：正确
第3题：
会计监督职能也被称为控制职能，即实施过程控制，包括事前、事中和事后的监督。（）
正确答案：√
第4题：
与电子政务相关的行为主体主要有三个，即（），政府的业务活动也主要围绕着这三个行为主体展开。
A.政府、数据及电子政务系统
B.政府、企（事）业单位及中介
C.政府、服务机构及企事业单位
D.政府、企（事）业单位及公民
正确答案：D
本题属于纯概念题，与电子政务相关的行为主体包括：政府、企（事）业单位及公民。常见的电子政务形式包括：G2G、G2B、G2C，其中的G是政府、B是企（事）业单位、C是公民。
本题属于纯概念题，与电子政务相关的行为主体包括：政府、企（事）业单位及公民。常见的电子政务形式包括：G2G、G2B、G2C，其中的G是政府、B是企（事）业单位、C是公民。
第5题：
从某种意义上说,我们可以把侧重现代信息技术与公共管理结合的现代电子政务称为“电子政务”。()
此题为判断题(对，错)。
参考答案：正确
第6题：
电子政务也叫“电子政府”“数字政府”，“政府信息化”等。()
参考答案：正确
第7题：
“电子政务”与广义“数字城市”的交集是城市中的政府信息化,即城市电子政务;“电子政务”与狭义“数字城市”的交集是空间信息技术在城市政府部门的应用。()
此题为判断题(对，错)。
参考答案：正确
第8题：
我国的电子政务法制建设也包括电子政务发展法制环境建设和电子政务自身法律制度建设两个方面。()
此题为判断题(对，错)。
参考答案：对
第9题：
保障电子政务的安全,既包括保障电子政务网络的安全,也包括保障电子政务中信息的安全。()
此题为判断题(对，错)。
参考答案：正确
第10题：
资料：It seems simple enough. Take all the line-forming and paper-filling busy work of the government, and put it all up on the Internet. Now, in order to report a pot-hole, pay your property tax, complain to an official or cast a vote, just log on and hit a few buttons. Goodbye bureaucracy, hello e-cracy?
However, the shift to e-government is turning into one giant pain in the neck — technology isn't the problem, money is. The Gartner Group estimated that project spending for e-government will grow from $6.5 billion in 2010 to more than $16.8 billion by 2025.The cost worldwide over the next 15 years, however, is thought by some to reach or even exceed $600 billion.
Citizens are of two minds — they like the convenience and flexibility of e-government, but they have shown no great interest in coughing up extra tax dollars for this purpose. E-government is turning out to be much more expensive than its early champions envisioned. Just because that a state's department of motor vehicles allows online auto registration doesn't mean it can shut down its physical stations. The cost of creating and maintaining an Internet presence must be added to the existing cost structure.
Why so expensive? It's cheap enough for a regional forest service to put up a fire alert website. But mounting a comprehensive system of inputs and outputs that mirrors and in some instances supersedes off-line government structures is a mammoth expenditure, conducted with little assurance that emerging technological standards won't leave your effort in the dust.
If this sounds eerily similar to the confidence wall dot-com businesses piled into last year, good for you, because it’s the same wall, the wall of reality, where money is still money, and because a thing is virtual doesn’t mean it’s free. It is a really big problem. We all know it is going to cost a ton of money, but no one knows where to go for the money.
What’s the author’s purpose of mentioning a state’s department of motor vehicles?
However, the shift to e-government is turning into one giant pain in the neck — technology isn't the problem, money is. The Gartner Group estimated that project spending for e-government will grow from $6.5 billion in 2010 to more than $16.8 billion by 2025.The cost worldwide over the next 15 years, however, is thought by some to reach or even exceed $600 billion.
Citizens are of two minds — they like the convenience and flexibility of e-government, but they have shown no great interest in coughing up extra tax dollars for this purpose. E-government is turning out to be much more expensive than its early champions envisioned. Just because that a state's department of motor vehicles allows online auto registration doesn't mean it can shut down its physical stations. The cost of creating and maintaining an Internet presence must be added to the existing cost structure.
Why so expensive? It's cheap enough for a regional forest service to put up a fire alert website. But mounting a comprehensive system of inputs and outputs that mirrors and in some instances supersedes off-line government structures is a mammoth expenditure, conducted with little assurance that emerging technological standards won't leave your effort in the dust.
If this sounds eerily similar to the confidence wall dot-com businesses piled into last year, good for you, because it’s the same wall, the wall of reality, where money is still money, and because a thing is virtual doesn’t mean it’s free. It is a really big problem. We all know it is going to cost a ton of money, but no one knows where to go for the money.
What’s the author’s purpose of mentioning a state’s department of motor vehicles?
A.To show that e-government will add new costs.
B.To show that the e-government is useless in some cases.
C.To show that physical stations are not functioning well.
D.To show that the e-government will replace physical stations.
B.To show that the e-government is useless in some cases.
C.To show that physical stations are not functioning well.
D.To show that the e-government will replace physical stations.
答案：A
解析：
本题考查的是细节理解和同义转换。
【关键词】purpose;department of motor vehicles
【主题句】 第3自然段 Just because that a state’s department of motor vehicles allows online auto registration doesn’t mean it can shut down its physical stations. The cost of creating maintaining an Internet presence must be added to the existing cost structure.仅仅因为一个州的机动车部门允许在线自动登记并不意味着它可以关闭它的物理站。在现有的成本结构中，必须增加维护网络存在的成本。
【解析】本题的问题是“作者提到一个州的机动车部门的目的是什么？”。根据主题句可知，作者的目的是想表明电子政府会增加额外的花费，故选A。
【关键词】purpose;department of motor vehicles
【主题句】 第3自然段 Just because that a state’s department of motor vehicles allows online auto registration doesn’t mean it can shut down its physical stations. The cost of creating maintaining an Internet presence must be added to the existing cost structure.仅仅因为一个州的机动车部门允许在线自动登记并不意味着它可以关闭它的物理站。在现有的成本结构中，必须增加维护网络存在的成本。
【解析】本题的问题是“作者提到一个州的机动车部门的目的是什么？”。根据主题句可知，作者的目的是想表明电子政府会增加额外的花费，故选A。