The application of single-source publishing to e-government
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posted on 2007-01-01, 00:00authored byL Walsh
The following article provides an introductory overview of Extensible Markup Language (XML) and how it may be applied to certain processes of e-government to improve accessibility to government services as well as to make governments’ services more widely available. In particular, this discussion explores how the kind of single-source framework used in digital publishing can be used to drive the storage, delivery, and exchange of e-government information and services. The first section of this article provides a basic introduction to XML. The second part illustrates how content is prepared and disseminated using XML, providing some existing and hypothetical examples of this single-source approach. The final section looks at future trends as well as some of the challenges that may be encountered when using this XML-based single-source framework.
History
Title of book
Encyclopedia of digital government
Chapter number
10
Pagination
63 - 72
Publisher
Idea Group Reference
Place of publication
Hershey, Pa.
ISBN-13
9781591407898
ISBN-10
1591407893
Language
eng
Notes
Section: Technological Solutions / Category: Technological Tools of E-Government