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Showing 1 to 20 of 96 for “"Government services"”.
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Universalising electronic government services: facing the digital divide challenge
Many governments have made considerable efforts to develop and offer e-government services. It has been argued that e-government services have been made available in many countries, but unequal access and ineffective usage are major obstacles for the realisation of e-government benefits. Inequality …
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A model of intention to use mobile government services
… many countries considering delivery of mobile government (m-Government) services as the literature had not revealed any comprehensive model that is specifically used in the m-Government services context. The existence of this gap encouraged this research to empirically test and validate the …
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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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Quality improvement in professional local government services : a longitudinal study
… (TQM) philosophy in professional local government services. At the start of this research, a large majority of what was written about TQM was polemical and based on limited empirical evidence. This thesis seeks to provide a significant and important piece of work, making a considerable …
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Investigating enhancement of factors affecting mobile government services adoption in Egypt
M-government refers to the utilization of wireless and mobile communication technologies in government administration to enable the delivery of informative and transactional services to the government's stakeholders (such as residents and companies). Due to the popularity of mobile applications …
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Web-based e-Government services acceptance for G2C: A structural equation modelling approach.
E-Government is the use of information technology particularly web applications to deliver convenient services for citizens, business and government. Governments worldwide spend billions of their budgets in order to deliver convenient electronic services to their citizens. There are two important …
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Exploring the challenges and implications of designing, developing and implementing accessible e-government services
E-Government is perceived to be a vehicle for transforming how governments deliver public services and interact with each other and with their citizens as well as businesses. Governments present their services via their online websites. It is therefore paramount that e-Government services are …
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Promoting Universal Access to E-government Services --- A Comprehensive Conceptual Framework from Citizens' Perspective
… and communication technologies to deliver services and engage citizens in the decision-making process. These services are evolving and in the near future, we can expect a plethora of new services related to Smart Society 5.0 and Industry 4.0, in addition to more traditional services. The …
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An optimized electronic government services adoption model using structural equation and maximum attribute relative models
Electronic Government (e-gov) and its adoption plays an important role in assisting countries to provide their citizen with various services. However, the literature has shown that the adoption of current e-government services adoption model does not properly precise in fulfilling the user's …
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E-government services effectiveness evaluation framework (E-GEEF) : a case study of Indian e-tax service
… technology in public sectors and enhanced governmental dependence on information systems which restrains the management attention towards improving the effectiveness of e-government services. Based on the analytical review of literature, it was found that most of the e-government evaluation …
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An evaluation of contracting out government services in a privatisation context in the Sultanate of Oman
"Contracting out" government services, as a method of privatisation, has been extensively used in Oman since 1979. The author's organisation has adopted it since 1993 in response to the challenges it faces in providing the operation and maintenance services required by its clients. <br/><br/>This …
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Accessibility of E-government Services for Persons with Disabilities in Developing Countries- The Case of Ghana
Several benefits have been attributed to E-government, including the potential to promote independence and belongingness for persons with disabilities (PWD) by enhancing participatory and inclusive governance. Hitherto, government services that required several and long journeys followed by long …
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User Acceptance Evaluation of E-Government Services, Impact of Unified Approach Framework on the Government. Cloud Sultanate of Oman as a Case Study; Government and Citizens Perspectives
Oman has adopted e-government services, but according to the United Nations E-Government Development Index classification, such services are not fully utilised. E-government classification of Oman shows a lack that motivated this research. The aim is to provide a framework that can help the Omani …
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User Acceptance Evaluation of E-Government Services, Impact of Unified Approach Framework on the Government. Cloud Sultanate of Oman as a Case Study; Government and Citizens Perspectives
Oman has adopted e-government services, but according to the United Nations E-Government Development Index classification, such services are not fully utilised. E-government classification of Oman shows a lack that motivated this research. The aim is to provide a framework that can help the Omani …
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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 …
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Evaluation of e-government service in Jordan : providers' and users' perceptions
… effective implementation and development of e-government services require an understanding of whether these e-government-services are tailored to meet users') expectations under the citizen-centric approach, and what are the barriers that might hamper the achievement of that slogan. This …
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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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Green teams in government : action research to discover how to use green teams
Government Services (2007) has recognised their operations are having adverse effects on the planet. Energy, water, and material use, carbon dioxide emissions from travel and building operation, and waste disposal are of concern. This research used an action research methodology to establish a …
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Jordanian Citizen-Centric Cloud Services Acceptance Model in an e-Government Context: Security Antecedents for Using Cloud Services
… (CC) has become a strategic trend for online government services around the world, and Jordan is no exception. However, the acceptance and use of this novel technology face a number of barriers and challenges, including technological, human-aspects, social, and financial issues which need to …
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