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Project Management Offices (PMOs) are a novel organizational form to leverage project management performance [12] and the PMO roles are defined as [8]: serving, controlling and partnering. This paper applies the concepts of PMO in presenting an e-Government management conceptual framework to Cameroon or other developing countries with similar administrative structure.
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- e-government project management conceptual framework
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