Architecture of the Platform for the E-Government Open Data
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.17721/1812-5409.2019/2.8Abstract
E-Government is a set of pervasive technologies and automated processes now. The open data plays a crucial role in the successful implementation of this concept. The Open Data Platform (ODP) architecture is described here as the framework for the open data access systems implementation, including specific requirements. The proposed architecture and its components were discussed in this paper in detail for its availability, productivity, and reliability. The open data subsystem based on the architecture presented here was developed for the Jordan Government and was successfully implemented and tested. Thus, this architecture showed its viability.
The focus of the paper is the detailed analysis of the proposed ODP architecture and its characteristics. The ODP is a significant system for the mature e-Government. We propose here the architecture for it with usage-proven characteristics. This fact adds the value to the e-Government framework stability, and significant characteristics and improves the overall quality of the system.
Key words: e-government, open data, digital transformation, digitalization, system architecture, high availability, high performance, open data platform.
Pages of the article in the issue: 70 - 76
Language of the article: Ukrainian
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