A context-based integrative framework for e-government initiatives

Nour, Mohamed A.; AbdelRahman, AbdelRahman A.; Fadlalla, Adam

doi:10.1016/j.giq.2007.02.004

Cited by 69 publications

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“…In this line, the importance of e-government as a tool that improves public management has grown in recent years (Alcaide et al, 2007;Nour et al, 2008). E-government can be considered as 'any way information technology is used to simplify and improve transactions between governments and other actors such as constituents, businesses and other governmental agencies' (Sprecher, 2000).…”

Section: Development Of Electronic Administrationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Evolutions in E‐governance: Evidence from Spanish Local Governments

2013

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This paper analyzes the development of e‐government, both as an overall process and in each of the three stages identified in the prior literature (e‐government, e‐governance and e‐democracy) in order to determine the expansion of the use of e‐government with the purpose of encouraging citizens' engagement and ability to obtain public services and exchange information with their government online. The analysis has focused on 102 Spanish municipalities, which allow us a more homogeneous comparative analysis. First, we perform a content analysis of their web pages, based on an information index. Also, we undertake some descriptive analyses and graphical figures. The results obtained demonstrate that Spanish municipalities show high information transparency in economic, environmental and social matters, allowing the undertaking of administrative proceedings online and actively promoting the participation of interest groups in strategic, sustainable and managerial issues. However, the Spanish legislation needs to regulate the development of local government e‐administration in order to improve the current one‐way e‐participatory status towards a two‐way relationship of mutual feedback and finally to a partner relationship between government and society. Also, the diversity in e‐government development suggests that it is not theoretically adequate to consider it as an aggregate concept, requiring research to focus on particular applications in order to obtain useful insights. Copyright © 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd and ERP Environment

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Section: Development Of Electronic Administrationmentioning

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Evolutions in E‐governance: Evidence from Spanish Local Governments

2013

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“…However, researchers such as [17] [18] argue that a distinction between the internal and external objectives of e-government can be made. The external objective of e-government is gaining users' satisfaction by meeting their needs and expectations on the front office side.…”

Section: E-government Objectivesmentioning

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Importance of service integration in e-government implementations

As'ad

Khazaei

Akhgar

et al. 2016

2016 7th International Conference on Information and Communication Systems (ICICS)

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“…Use of Information Technology in Administrations was appreciated by a key element in its modernization, needed to reach the most competitive and dynamic knowledge in the world, capable of sustainable economic growth accompanied by an improvement quantitative and qualitative employment and greater social cohesion [32]. The government agency must provide outside information about itself and the processes that takes place.…”

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Adoption of e-Government in Pakistan: Demand Perspective

Haider¹,

Chen²,

Abbassi³

2015

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Abstract-The reason for this paper is to investigate the variables that empower citizen adoption of e-Government driven organizations in Pakistan, where these offices are at a simple stage. Comprehension citizen's adoption of electronicgovernment is an essential topic, as the utilization of eGovernment has turned into an integral part of administration. Achievement of such activities depends generally on the productive utilization of e-taxpayer supported organizations. Inclusive e-Government is the gateway to the efficiency promised by the Electronic Government. This study utilizes the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT) model to inspect the powerful elements of the adoption and utilization of eGovernment services in Pakistan from a national point of view. An online survey was led and a factual spellbinding examination was performed on the reactions got from 200 Pakistani nationals. The embraced model can be utilized as a rule for the execution of e-Government services in Pakistan. This study recommends that government ought to run broad publicizing battles to guarantee that individuals are mindful of the services and utilization them. This infers that government ought to place accentuation on expanding familiarity with the services, show the profits of citizens, and empowering confidence in the framework.

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A context-based integrative framework for e-government initiatives

Cited by 69 publications

References 25 publications

Evolutions in E‐governance: Evidence from Spanish Local Governments

Evolutions in E‐governance: Evidence from Spanish Local Governments

Importance of service integration in e-government implementations

Adoption of e-Government in Pakistan: Demand Perspective

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