With the recent events (I didn't know about it until ~ 3 days), the e-Residency program of Estonia to become an e-Estonian seems awesome.
I've known that Estonia was a country where IT is very used, but what do you think about his status right now? Versus others countries?<p>Which is the most "advanced" country in your opinion in terms of e-government?
> Which is the most "advanced" country in your opinion in terms of e-government?<p>1) One consideration is scale: Estonia's population is around the size of a city, 1.3 million, about equivalent to SF and Oakland combined. It's land area is around 17,500 sq miles; a U.S. state of that size would be the 42nd largest, between West Virginia and Maryland.<p>That doesn't diminish the services for thier citizens; to the extent that they enhance government through tech, that's great. But if you are comparing countries, it's much different to organize and service 1.3 than 300 million. In fact, if I were running a small nation (something I know nothing about), I might use that relative nimbleness as a competitive advantage.<p>2) As a guess, Singapore?<p>3) Does e-government include the governmental service of spying on citizens?