There are some weaknesses in e-government implementation policies of Indonesia. According to the Center for Public
Management Studies (2009) National Institute of Public Administration (NIPA), there are four important issues influencing
the implementation of E-government. First, e-government services are not supported yet by the effective management
systems and work processes. The improper readiness of the rules and procedures and the human resource constraints severely
limit the penetration of information technology into the management systems and work processes of government. Second,
there is inadequate budget allocation and lack of strategic planning for the development of e-government in each government
institution. Third, there is a lack of coordination among the government institutions. In other words, each government
institution develops its own standards for information security, authentication, and various basic applications and, as a
result, interoperability between websites is hampered. Fourth, the approach taken by individual institution is not strong
enough to overcome the gap community’s ability to access the Internet network, so that many public services are developed
to be limited as well.