M-Government is not just a series of single initiatives; rather, it is becoming a strategic and inherent way of doing government business. Government adoption of mobile technologies is propelled by a number of factors, such as policies, standards, cultural trends, availability and costs. When analysing the potential of m-government within an agency, and the modality for its adoption, it is important for the governments to examine a number of elements. These include the value chain, which is created by the various entities that provide the products and services required in the process of constructing a mobile solution, the key players and stakeholders across the value chain, as well as the stakeholders’ partnerships and collaborations.