Words of the President of our AbetInternational and of the holding J. C. Melo Technical Consulting Co.Inc, Dr. J. C. Melo, 78 years old with almost 60 years of continuous experience in IT, IT and business management: Exactly in the period of that world crisis you should study to get your MBA, in order to be much more competitive in the job market. At some point the economy is going to rebound. And when it does, it’s important to ensure that job teams remain excited to be part of the culture. Now more than ever it’s time to invest in talent.

Do not believe that a MBA should be obligatorily of long duration! We are not a "cheap" University, the five main reasons that explain our low cost MBAs are: 1. Our high Academic automation  (Unique in the World!), that include our revolutionary Semantic Content Analysis by computer, the result of our 14 years work in his research and creation. We are the first University of this kind in the entire world, 2. Our high Education automation (Unique in the World!). The paper handling of all lessons are highly automated, 3. Our teachers by telecommuter, our virtual team (defined as a team where members work together from remote geographical locations), 4. The readiness of the Web, 5. We are a non profit organization. Because of the current world crisis, to help you we reduced the total costs of our MBAs. The below costs are the official, forget any former higher costs you see on other sites. Finally, our name Abet means a mission to help you:  To encourage, incite, aid, help, countenance, foment, support, sustain, the inverse of deter, disapprove, frustrate, forbid.

Total Cost & Payments

You have three payments options:

1. Four installments of US$ 147.50 (One per month). This is available only if you enroll in the full Course cost of US$ 590.00.

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2. Only one payment of US$ 490.00,

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3. An initial payment of US$ 150,00 and another one, 30 days later, of the remaining portion of US$ 340.00.

If you choose in two or four installments, please understand that the transfer costs (to be paid by the student to the transfer system company) will be two or four. By Western Union or MoneyGram, the transfer cost are almost US$ 15.00 each one.

We are the World leader in MBA Correspondence Courses, and pioneers in

MBA Courses in 35 languages!

Any one of our MBA courses, are taught in up to 35 languages! In each lesson you will receive two versions, the original in English and another language of your choice, as your native language (among our 35 languages options). For details, see the link How It Work.

And that is very good for you, because in the Business and IT fields the English is imperative, and you can compare paragraph by paragraph in the two languages. To compare, you will see both paragraphs at the same time. As an example, in the Google Translate link (in the right column) please go to your native language, and mouse over text or paragraph to view both languages at the same time.

Available Languages

English lessons, plus the same lessons in one of the following translations

 Arabic, Bulgarian, Catalan, Chinese, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Filipino, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latvian, Lithuanian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Slovak, Slovenian, Espanol, Swedish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese.

Course Durations

You have two durations options:

1. Four and half months in the FastTrack model

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2. One year in the standard model.

90 up to 125 lessons
in each MBA Course!

MBA of Business Administration & e-Company
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MBA of International Trade Management ITM
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MBA of Public Administration & e-Government
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MBA of Internet Marketing & Sales & e-Commerce
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MBA of Project Management PM
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Executive Business Administration EMBA
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MBA of Human Resources Management HR
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MBA of Finance Management
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HCM - MBA of Hospital & Health Management
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HTM - MBA of Hotel & Tourism Management
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S.  Maurer

One reason why e-Govërnment will continue to fair well is because many advocates and practitioners have learned that implementing IT¹ doesn’t depend totally on dollars.

Have we achieved the 'benefits' that were used to justify the e-Government program? How do we continue to improve our services and build upon the foundations that we will have created?

e-Government e-Commerce is the transaction of money for Government services,  or vice versa,  Government purchasing.  People can pay Federal taxes electronically and many states are following suit by beginning to accept online tax payments.

Legislation introduced in the U.S.  Senate typifies the way legislators often blend e-democracy and e-Government rhetoric,  but in concrete actions overwhelmingly focus on e-Government.  The bipartisan e-Government Act of 2001,  co-sponsored by 12 senators,  says two of its major goals are: to enhance citizen access to Government information and to increase citizen participation in Government.

Many of us have already experienced the potential of the Web to change our relationships with other individuals,  with the business community,  and more recently with e-Government.  Getting citizens out of line and getting them online are phrases that are being used to create visions of the new relationship between citizens and Government.

E-Government opens up many possibilities for innovating and improving Government services.  Many governments are working toward providing citizens with access to information and services 24 hours a day,  seven days a week from the convenience of their home or office PC.  This requires organizing services by the needs of citizens,  rather than by the agencies that provide them.

e-Government is not only or even primarily about reforming the work processes within and among governmental institutions,  but is rather about improving its services to and collaboration with citizens,  the business and professional community,  and nonprofit and nongovernmental organisations such as associations,  trade unions,  political parties,  churches,  and public interest groups.

e-commerce is not at the heart of e-Government.  The core task of Government is governance,  the job of regulating society,  not marketing and sales.

e-Government is going to be a prime enabler for transformation of the way that central and local Government interact and communicate with Citizens.

E-Government promises to make Government more efficient,  responsive,  transparent and legitimate and is also creating a rapidly growing market of goods and services,  with a variety of new business opportunities.

Getting people back into the democratic process is a huge challenge.  New e-Government technology will help to empower people,  encouraging them into and,  strengthening the democratic process.  I believe IT¹ is time to put e-democracy on the information age agenda and,  for governments to set out what they mean by e-democracy and how they intend to use the power of technology to strengthen democracy.

Where then have e-Government benefits already been felt by the public? The sharing of information between services,  and making IT¹ available to front-line staff in call centres and one stop shops makes one think that,  to date,  the main benefits felt by the public have been indirect,  rather than direct.

Getting the data infrastructure right is important and having access to citizen information is half the battle in providing excellent e-Government support.  How this is presented at the front-end,  however,  is just as important in ensuring the organisational issues are resolved.

Using the Internet portals to create one-stop shops is one currently popular e-Government approach to improving the delivery of public services to citizens.

The future for e-Government will be affected by the way that the supply market changes.  To date,  some IT¹ suppliers have responded more effectively than others to the way in which the local e-Government market has developed.