Comparison of e-government portals to various countries around the world to identify the basic requirement in the design of the e-government portal: A literature review

Electronic Government (e-Government) is a simple-identified phenomenon in globally. EGovernment (front office) is the application of information technology through average person field companies to obtain to its people in the current and effective technique (AlTaie,M. Z. and S. Kadry). The citizens now seeking to interact with government online and the government is seeking to share resources and information security and the possibility of using the portal continues to grow, the portal focusing on content and may help to provide real work for the government to make the portal provide electronic services by the government through the internet easy to use as much as possible (Thomas &Streib,2003).“Government Information Portal (GIP)", which is the origination of e-government.The definition, GIP is the core of e-government and is interaction channel an important between the government and people, normally, the architecture of GIP is complex, in which its goal is to provide integrative government information sharing with a variety of services (chen,2010).The purpose of this study is tomake comparison between the different types of e-government portals for different countries in the world, based on previous studies.This comparison will help to identify the main requirements in the design of any e-government portal, where the portal is easy to use for different users who have different levels in the use of IT technologies.The study provides an overview of the literature related to the topic conducted by move on to explain the model of the front office in detail. This will be rigorous studies of web portal for the base of this research about how to develop the interface easy to use and secure