A Web 2.0 Citizen-Centric Model for T-Government Services

To fully realize the potential of IT governmental services, or T-Government, proponents must enhance and encourage active citizen involvement. A citizen-centric interaction model that uses the Web 2.0 paradigm helps citizens better control their private data through profiles and combine services provided by the government or third-party entities.

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