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E-STRATEGY FORMULATION: A NEW APPROACH BASED ON A LAYERED MODEL

E-Strategy is the process used to evaluate and develop the Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) integration in a country. This process is composed of three phases: the diagnostic phase named eReadiness is used to evaluate the ICT infrastructure and its use in a country, e-Strategy formulation phase carries out the definition of how to develop the e-Readiness of the country, the implementation of this eStrategy is the third phase of the process. Several approaches are used for e-Readiness but the lack of indicators measures (data) limits its development. Also, there is a lack of e-Strategy formulation approaches. We propose in this paper: 1) a new classification of the e-Readiness indicators inspired from the IS (Information Systems) urbanization model; 2) a mathematical model based on this new classification with the aim to cover some of standard approaches limits. This model should lead to a framework for the formulation of the e-Strategy and present a state model that can use the data analysis tools for dynamic systems like filtering mechanisms to cover the lack of data problem.