With the implementation of Internet into mobile devices the ubiquitous connectivity has become a reality. The affordance of mobile technology can be exploited to make e-government more pervasive and equitable. The advances of mobile technology have empowered citizens with means to access information and use e-government services from anyplace and anytime. M-government stands for the use of mobile technologies within the government administration to deliver public services to citizens and companies.
Main subject of this paper is analysis of potentials and benefits that mobile technologies can bring to e-government services. We analyze the need and possibilities for implementing m-government services. We provide a model for implementing mobile government services through cloud computing infrastructure.
We present a generic framework to encourage e-government practitioners to be easily involved in the design and development process to generate more m-government services, document good practices, and derive more strategies to improve the engagement in a ubiquitous approach through mobile devices.