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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"e-Government adoption"”.
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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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Promoting Universal Access to E-government Services --- A Comprehensive Conceptual Framework from Citizens' Perspective
… fair access to the offered services. In the e-government context, ensuring service quality is crucial for success. While many factors contribute to service quality, user experience is becoming increasingly important. Governments need to put citizens at the center of the design process of their …
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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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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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Engagement of citizens in e-government, a conceptual framework using serious gaming
… of low citizen engagement and participation in e-Government in terms of lack of knowledge, experience, trust in e-Services and government itself. The research addressed the issues of factors that influence citizens' acceptance and adoption of e-government services in Libya, how to overcome the …
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Understanding e-government opportunities and challenges in developing countries. a case of Zambia
The adoption of e-government in developing countries has the potential to promote Open Government Data (OGD). OGD is a very critical component for good governance. This is because it encourages transparency, accountability, openness, trust, efficiency and participation. E-government is more than …
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Understanding e-government opportunities and challenges in developing countries. a case of Zambia
The adoption of e-government in developing countries has the potential to promote Open Government Data (OGD). OGD is a very critical component for good governance. This is because it encourages transparency, accountability, openness, trust, efficiency and participation. E-government is more than …
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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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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 …