The Origins of eGov Open Data: eGov Applications
summary
A Hawaii state portal runs as a self-funded portal hosting 98 online services and processing 63,000 transactions in seven days; typical projects take 90–120 man‑days. Forms move from paper to JSON open data rebuilt every 15 minutes; single sign‑on (Spring) and centralized PCI payment processing are standard. A DMV/ID workflow drops average service time from 110 to 12 minutes, license renewals hit 85% online, and an e‑bench warrants: 990,000 backlog → 12s retrieval overhaul proves scalable with code escrow and three‑year contracts.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 7:29Overview
- 20:00Temptations
- 21:17Polymorphism
- 24:26Assumptions
- 24:52Questions
- 26:16Strategies
- 27:28Single Sign On
- 27:44Payment Processing
- 29:31Messaging
- 29:56Customer Support
- 37:23Harder to implement
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