Dec 3, 2014

Research Discussion: CTG Visiting Scholar Beatriz Lanza on the Business Model in Mobile Government


Business Model in Mobile Government: Analysis from the Theory of Configuration
Tuesday, December 9, 2014, 2:00–3:00 p.m. 
Location: CTG, 187 Wolf Road, Suite 301, Albany, NY 12205 

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On Tuesday, December 9, 2014, 2:00–3:00 p.m., we will host the latest in a series of Research Discussions. This series provides attendees an opportunity to hear about and discuss research-in-progress on a variety of government IT topics.

Abstract
Information technologies are transforming the social fabric, allowing the formation of new forms of organization and social interaction (CASTELLS, 2001). This set of technology used by the government (eGov) is enhancing communication and changing the way of provision of services to citizens. The speed with which technological changes are occurring, especially in the face of mobile technologies (mGov), brought profound changes in the infrastructure environment. Government organizations are not using corporately this infrastructure to deliver services to citizens. Recent study in mGov projects suggests that this complexity projects not prospered by the lack of business model alternatives (LANZA; CUNHA, 2013).The imperatives restrict organizational variety and give rise to a discrete number of settings: environment, structure, leadership and strategy (MILLER, 1987). Aiming to verify the configuration for mGov projects, this research take place on the following question: how environmental, structural, leadership, strategic and sustainability dimensions are configured in business models mGov? The goal of this research is to design a conceptual Business Model in mGovernment with a particular focus on low cost and long range technologies for developing countries. 
SPEAKER BIOGRAPHY
Beatriz Lanza
CTG Visiting Scholar Beatriz Lanza is a PhD Student in Business Administration at Federal University of the State of Paraná (UFPR) and Senior Analyst at IT Company of the State Government (CELEPAR). Her research interests includes models of technology implemented in mobile Government (mGovernment).

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