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Fundamentals of Mobile Government - A web site by University of Manchester

This website provides information on fundamentals on m-Government along with links to other web sites

The web page  is about using mobile and wireless information and communication technologies (ICTs) to support public sector work processes. It presents a series of questions that e-government practitioners might ask about the topic and provides answers to those questions.  

The answers have been developed through research by Dr Emmanuel C. Lallana. mGovernment is the fourth in a series of topics to be covered by the eGovernment for Development Information Exchange.

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