In the Techniques section:
Techniques
Predicting, Identifying and Understanding eTransparency Project Failure
How can I predict and/or identify and/or understand e-transparency project failure?
The reasons why eTransparency most e-transparency projects are either total or partial failures are the same for which e-government projects generally fail. The guidance provided below is therefore the same as for eGovernment projects in general, and following the links will take you to the primary topic on this website, Success and Failure in eGovernment Projects. All these materials apply equally to e-transparency projects because e-transparency projects are just one type of e-government project.
Practical Techniques: For Implemented eTransparency Projects
1a. How do I know if my e-transparency project was a success or a failure? Additionally, follow this link for more ideas about evaluation of e-transparency projects.
1b. Why did my e-transparency project fail?
1c. How can I learn from my e-transparency project's failure?
Practical Techniques: For Planned or In-Progress eTransparency Projects
2a. Is my e-transparency project likely to fail? If so, why? (i.e. how can I do risk assessment?)