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Privacy preserving composition of government web services

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dg.o '02: Proceedings of the 2002 annual national conference on Digital government research

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The core of our research in digital government is the development of techniques to efficiently access government services and databases. As a case study, we use social and welfare services within Indiana's Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA). The FSSA is composed of dozens of autonomous and geographically distant departments. Each department provides several rehabilitation programs to help disadvantaged citizens. It also contains a myriad of databases that store government and citizens information. We propose a framework that enables uniform access to a large number of government services and databases. A Web-based prototype called WebDG (Web Digital Government) has been implemented. The main features of WebDG are the following:

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