14 responsibility without harms to their status quo; limitation in seeking advice from external organizations due to a big gap in procedures between them; insufficient funding and so on, are described. (39) The proposed management model to overcome these constraints is provided. It highlights the needs to change management system in parallel with planning for the implementation of a system or an undertaking. (40) In section (6), implementation of road map, the structure of eGovernment is defined in the first stage and the activity for implementation initially such as creating shared infrastructure including e-Government network; high-speed network; integrating with central data/information center, which are suggested to be implemented and led by ministry of transport and communication. (41) The section described the arrangement for the Ministry of Transport and Communication to implement the activities such as video conferencing services, email, document management systems, workflow systems and single login identity across all government systems in order to intercommunicate between departments, facilitating to promote cooperation between departments and departmental procedures, in parallel with building infrastructure. (42) It is mandatory that all ministries have to use shared applications including infrastructure, for which required policies to seek agreement from respective authority should be developed and facilitated. (43) It is described that the factors such as e-Government infrastructure, standard criteria, user’s experience, operational