Abstract In the rapidly changing skill of ICT career, professionals in ICT career must be continually developed and trained. Professional in ICT career development should have planned to define career path. Gathering career information, finding, collecting, analyzing will more useful. Moreover, using semantic relation analysis will make use of an information and meet individual needs in order to career path, career... In the rapidly changing skill of ICT career, professionals in ICT career must be continually developed and trained. Professional in ICT career development should have planned to define career path. Gathering career information, finding, collecting, analyzing will more useful. Moreover, using semantic relation analysis will make use of an information and meet individual needs in order to career path, career development, career trend and career properties. The purpose of this paper was to ICT career path analysis from weight metric skill of ICT career by using cosine similarity measure. The results demonstrate the similar skills of ICT career that are career path appropriate and easy to develop. We use professional level on the standard of ISCO-08 to compare with ICT career path result show that percent accuracy. Therefore, ICT career path are able to use a guide for career development and achieve career goals quickly to many interested people, professional of ICT career, ICT student and job seekers. Read More Read Less

Abstract Many countries have actively engaged in the development of interoperability for electronic data and transaction exchange among government agencies to provide better joint-up public services to their citizens. National level policy frameworks, often called Electronic Government Interoperability Frameworks (e-GIF), have been established to drive these initiatives in many of those countries. However, most of these e-GIF frameworks haven't adopted the holistic... Many countries have actively engaged in the development of interoperability for electronic data and transaction exchange among government agencies to provide better joint-up public services to their citizens. National level policy frameworks, often called Electronic Government Interoperability Frameworks (e-GIF), have been established to drive these initiatives in many of those countries. However, most of these e-GIF frameworks haven't adopted the holistic concept of Enterprise Architectures (EA), except for example in the case of Thailand, U.S.A. and Canada. This paper proposes a comparative analysis methodology with an aim to propose further improvement for the EA-based interoperability frameworks to better drive the effective development of smart and connected e-government services. In this paper, Thailand e-Government Interoperability Framework is methodically compared and analyzed with the U.S. Federal Enterprise Architecture Framework as a case study. Read More Read Less

Abstract Lack of good inter-organizational development methodology often leads to failure in establishment of interoperability platforms needed for streamlining operations among government agencies. To overcome the challenge, this paper proposes a collaborative methodology and management approach that emphasizes the establishment of strong political support from highest-level policy decision makers; well-functional inter-agency collaboration and engagement; clear future processes, data and services blueprints to... Lack of good inter-organizational development methodology often leads to failure in establishment of interoperability platforms needed for streamlining operations among government agencies. To overcome the challenge, this paper proposes a collaborative methodology and management approach that emphasizes the establishment of strong political support from highest-level policy decision makers; well-functional inter-agency collaboration and engagement; clear future processes, data and services blueprints to be achieved; and systematic project management based on the enterprise architecture concept. Development of an agriculture-related disaster relief information system (Aggie DRIS) is described as a case study to illustrate this concept. The Aggie DRIS is an information management system collaboratively developed and implemented among seven public agencies and one government bank for handling timely financial assistance to farmers suffering from natural disasters. The Aggie DRIS manages and streamlines the processes including applications submission, information validation, data cross checking, approval, transferring financial assistance to farmers bank accounts and also status tracking. Effective management of information interoperability enables data integration and better coordination among government agencies resulting in timely and reliable public services to farmers in time of natural disaster crisis. Read More Read Less