Annual Internet

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Annual Internet Roundtable Discussion
 
November 14, 2000
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By 2002, 65 of U.S. Homes Will Be Using the
Internet
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Forces Driving Change in the Public Sector
Increasing Demands from Taxpayers
Need to Improve Government Productivity
Economic Development and Global Competition
Internet as Cost Effective Service Delivery
Medium
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Legislative Mandate

• The Texas Electronic Government Taskforce was
  established by SB974 and charged with developing
  the Texas eGovernment Framework for all Texas
  agencies and local governments.

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State Enterprise Solution

• Inefficiencies if every agency and local
  government tried to develop a secure access to
  conduct Internet transactions.
• For most small agencies and local governments, a
  robust eGovernment service capability is beyond
  their resources.

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TexasOnline eGovernment Objectives

• Flexible in purpose
• Financially stable self-funded
• Successful public/private partnership
• Recognize the independence of all governments

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TexasOnline eGovernment Solution
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TexasOnline Public/Private Partnership

• Public/private partnership
• Industry leaders in eCommerce technologies
• Proven applications in production
• Secure system for eGovernment
• High availability for Citizens
• ePay System validation
• Outreach and support for citizens and agencies
• Statewide adoption

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KPMG eGovernment TeamOne Team Multi Resources
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KPMG eGovernment Team
teleNetwork, MicroAssist, Link2Gov, Netgov
Web Development Call Center
Network Security and Readiness
Cisco
Technology Platform
Oracle, Sun
System Integration
IBM
Project Management, Strategic Outreach, Payment
Authentication
KPMG Consulting
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KPMG TexasOnline Team
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eGovernment Solutions Model
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Websites Portals

• Websites
• Portals
• eGovernment Framework

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eBusiness with Members

• Account Statement Presentation
• Monthly and routine communications
• Online training of new programs
• Benefits elections and confirmations
• Retirement calculators
• Forms access
• General and specific information
• ePayment online

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eBusiness with Employers

• Monthly Report Presentation
• Monthly and routine communications
• Online training of new programs
• Change inputs

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TexasOnline Internet Account Statement
Presentation
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eGovernment Business Model Attributes

• Public/private partnership
• Advantage of statewide credit card discount
• Shared infrastructure for self-funding
• Custom fee structure
• No reselling of public information
• Gross and net revenue participation

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KPMGs Technology Infrastructure
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Best of Breed Solution

• Security built on industry best practices
• Fully redundant architecture for high
  availability
• Architecture built for scalability
• High-capacity, scalable communications bandwidth
• Independent security assessment

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eGovernment Framework
Government Portal
State or Local Government Legacy Systems
Government Portal Database
Employees
Payment Processing and Authentication
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eGovernment Infrastructure
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Scalability for eCommerce Services
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Customer Relationship Management
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ePay System
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Public Key Infrastructure - Components

• Public/private digital key pair encryption,
  signature
• Digital certificate
• Certificate authority

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