Select a possible e-government project from any local public sector organization - local arms of central/federal government agencies; state/city/local government departments; local public libraries; local public schools; local public health facilities - and undertake a stakeholder analysis.

Write a brief problem/opportunity statement for the project. Write a sentence of project rationale. Make sure you identify true political drivers. Write a list of project constraints. Which is the most critical constraint?

Write down your own room for maneuver. How will this affect what you can do on the project?

Answer the 'crystal ball' questions listed in the main text and assess for how long the project is likely to be sustainable. Create a CATWOE list for the project. Assess the project's feasibility, priority, opportunity costs, and impact. Select the type of approach to project planning and management that will be used: rational, behavioral or hybrid . Set out plans for the how, who, what and when of the e-government project. Include details of those risk mitigation techniques that you may wish to employ. Identify the IT to be used in supporting management and development of the e-government system.