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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Electronic Government (e-Government)"”.
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Determinants of e-government services adoption in developing countries (Egypt)
Electronic government (e-government) was established as an effective mechanism for increasing government productivity and efficiency and a key enabler for citizen-centric services. E-government services are yet to be universally accepted as a medium for accessing online public services since its …
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A Review of Critical Factors Impacting the Implementation of E-government in Developing Countries
… developing countries is the high failure rate of electronic government (e-government) programmes. Since its inception, e-government has been implemented globally with the aim that it will enhance the quality-of-service delivery, transform government's internal and external processes and make the …
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Mobile Service Delivery: a systematic literature review of m-Government in South Africa
… Technologies (ICTs) has transformed how governments deliver public services to citizens. However, research has highlighted the inadequacy of electronic government (e-government) to improve public service delivery, particularly in the developing world. The ubiquitous nature of mobile …
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A framework for enhancing government service delivery using mobile technologies: an African countries context
Electronic government (e-government) is how the providers of public services interact with the citizen and business via electronic means. The internet is the most commonly used electronic channel. E-government can provide major benefits to citizens and businesses by making the delivery of public …
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Transformation towards e-government in The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia: technological and organisational perspectives
E-government represents a fundamental change in the whole public sector structure, values, culture and the ways of conducting business by utilising the potential of ICT as a tool in the government agency. It fundamentally alters the way public services are delivered and managed. More and more …
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Partnership working in local electronic government
… authorities and their partners work together on electronic government. E-government is the use of computer technologies by government to transform the provision of services and information, improve internal organisation, encourage citizen participation and promote sharing between partners. In the …
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Usability and credibility evaluation of electronic governments: users’ perspective
… development of the Internet and web technology, governments worldwide have caught onto this revolution and shown rapid development of electronic government (e-government) in the public sector. Nowadays, there are a significant number of e-governments that are accessible via the Internet and …
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Identifying the critical factors that impact on the Development of Electronic Government using TOE Framework in Saudi E-Government Context: A Thematic Analysis
Background: Electronic government (e-government) systems are important across several dimensions, such as the public sector, business sector and the government itself, via the various organs of government. Hence, e-government systems consist of numerous factors, which play various roles in the …
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A model for the Adoption and Implementation of Web-based Government services and applications. A Study Based in Grounded Theory Validated by Structural Equation Modelling Analysis in a Jordanian Context.
… to be its potential to significantly transform governments around the world. This transformation is referred to as e-government or web-based government, often used interchangeably in most of the IS literature. Despite these however, the level of adoption and use of such innovation is still low …