With the understanding that well-connected government can enhance efficient and effective delivery of services to citizens Governments around the world - have become increasingly interested in assuring that their ICT systems are built and maintained in a manner that results in the highest levels of interoperability, data access and interchange, and “digital sovereignty.”
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Technical standards will invariably be articulated in an eGovernment strategy; but typically such standards won’t impede a government’s successful pursuit of an eGovernment strategy because useful standards are both widely available and known (and therefore generally not a challenge) and ever-evolving (and therefore not well suited to rigid lists or mandates).  However, without organizational interoperability, an eGovernment strategy may become mere words on a page and a lot of money spent. Organizational interoperability means the organizational structures, business processes and personnel enable enterprise-wide and cross-enterprise information sharing, cooperation and collaboration.

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