Mobile Government (mGovernment) is the intensive use of mobile technologies and devices in connection with eGovernment. The term also includes the transaction of business processes over wireless networks and mobile devices like Laptops, mobile phones or PDAs. The goal is to provide location-independent access to existing and new services, applications and information for the citizens, companies and public authorities. Thus a more flexible and faster service execution and new ways of communication can be realised.

Sources

• Daum, Ralf: Gestaltungsmöglichkeiten von M-Government. In: Reichard, C. (Hrsg.) ; Scheske, M. (Hrsg.) ; Schuppan, T. (Hrsg.): Das Reformkonzept E-Government: Potenzale - Ansätze - Erfahrungen Bd. 1. Münster : LIT, 2004 S. 140-151

Literatur

• Wagnitz, Rainer: M-government in the Administration Mobil Residents’ Services (MoBüD) in Berlin. In: Zechner, Achim (Ed.): Handbook for E-government: Strategies, solutions, efficiency and impact. Munich: Fraunhofer IRB Verlag, 2007, P. 361–366