In this paper we analyze the E-Government and their various aspects. E-Government is the use of information and communication technologies (ICTs). It improves the communication into public sector organizations. Electronic government means all government facilities make useful for all. We can say that easy and corruption free facilities for all the citizens. E-Government is used in most of the countries because of its various advantages. Because of Fast growth in Internet and information technology, many governments all over the world have changing their services from the habitual to electronic. Primarily E-Government facilitates to decrease expensive cost in construction of infrastructure but it implements large savings towards government’s performance. Citizens can increase of the governmental services from anywhere and anytime. E-Government is measured as a tool for simple administration of government activities. The advantages of this review paper could be useful to those who want to learn about e-Government and its outcome especially the government officials dealing with e-Government strategy and implementation.

e-Government, electronic, information, communication, technology

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