EeGovernance :- Inertia + Evolution= Revolution

Communication technologies and new information s can make a useful contribution to the achievement of good governance goals which can make governance more efficient and more effective, and bring other benefits. Here the three main contributions of e-governance: improving government processes (e-administration); connecting citizens (e-citizens and e-services); and building external interactions (e-society). E-governance is a current, not just future, reality for developing countries. However, most e-governance initiatives fail. Countries therefore face two challenges. First, the strategic challenge of e-readiness: preparing six identified preconditions for e-governance. Second, the tactical challenge of closing design—reality gaps: adopting best practice in egovernance projects in order to avoid failure and to achieve success.