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Smart governments are known as extensions of e-governments both built on the Internet of Things (IoT). In this paper, we classify smart governments into two types (1) new generation and (2) extended smart-government. We then put forth a framework for smart governments implementation and discuss the major challenges in its implementation showing security as the most prominent challenge in USA, mindscaping in Kuwait and investment in India.
This paper suggests a conceptual mechanism for increasing the security level of the global information community, national information technology infrastructures (e-governments) and private cloud structures, which uses the logical characteristic of IPv6-protocol. The mechanism is based on the properties of the IPv6-header and, in particular, rules of coding IPv6-addresses.