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Web intelligence can be considered as a subset of Artificial Intelligence. Ituses existing data in web to produce new data, knowledge and wisdom to supportdecision making and new predictions for web users. Artificial Intelligence isever changing and evolving field of computer science and it is extensively usedin wide array of web based business applications. Although it is usedsubstantially in web based systems in developed countries, it is not examinedwhether it is being substantially used in Sri Lanka. Every Sri Lankan citizendepends on Public Service more or less throughout his/ her life time and atleast more than 3 times: at birth, marriage and death. So providing most ofthese services to its citizen, Sri Lankan Government uses more or less of itscountry web portal. This paper presents a model to evaluate web intelligencecapability based on weight to key functionalities with respect to webintelligence. The government websites were checked by the proposed criteria toshow the potential of using web intelligent technology to provide website basedservices. The result indicates that the use of web intelligence techniquesopenly and publicly to provide web based services through government web portalto its citizens is not satisfactory. It also indicates that lack of using thetechnologies pertaining to web intelligence in the public service web hindersthe most of the advantages that citizen and government can gain from suchtechnological involvement.

A Model for Web-Intelligence Index to Evaluate the Web Intelligence Capacity of Government Web Sites of Sri Lanka