Government-to-government

Government-to-government

Government-to-Government (abbreviated G2G) is the online non-commercial interaction between Government organisations, departments, and authorities and other Government organisations, departments, and authorities. It's use is common in the UK, along with G2C, the online non-commercial interaction of local and central Government and private individuals, and G2B the online non-commercial interaction of local and central Government and the commercial business sector.

G2G systems generally come in one of two types:

Internal facing - joining up a single Governments departments, agencies, organisations and authorities - examples include the integration aspect of the [http://www.gateway.gov.uk Government Gateway] , and the UK NHS Connecting for Health Data SPINE.

External facing - joining up multiple Governments IS systems - an example would include the integration aspect of the Schengen Information System (SIS), developed to meet the requirements of the Schengen Agreement.

External links

* [http://blogs.sun.com/eclectic/entry/uk_government_messaging_subsystems_1 Messaging Sub-Systems in the UK Government] - an overview of G2G systems at use in the UK (author: Wayne Horkan)


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