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This article discusses the implications, as the formal means to close the gap between rhetoric and reality, for m-gov services introduction. It presents the differences between the traditional (e-governmental) and proposed one in order to show not only the advantages but also specific requirements for mobile services provisioning. Its part is devoted to the issues of user interface design which is followed by the study of mobile user needs representation and service description challenges. This article concludes with the presentation of requirements for the platform that would support m-gov services provisioning, as well as the recommendations.
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