An Analysis of Cloud Computing Adoption Framework for Iraqi e-Government

Shukur, Ban Salman; Ghani, Mohd Khanapi Abd; Burhanuddin, M. A.

doi:10.14569/ijacsa.2018.090814

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“…A framework for cloud adoption evaluating the procedure and factors for adoption was discussed in a study (Junior et al, 2020;Shukur et al, 2018). From this study, it was seen that very few studies adopted a framework.…”

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“…• Cost reduction-cloud computing is anticipated to reduce the cost of acquiring physical hardware, hence saving financial resources for organizations (Ali et al, 2015;Lian, 2015;Shukur et al, 2018). Accordingly, cost reduction is a promise achieved by adopting cloud services in organizations with a positive influence (Aziz et al, 2013;Kuiper et al, 2014;Mohammed & Ibrahim, 2015a;Mohammed & Ibrahim, 2015b).…”

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“…• Provide improved services-cloud computing will help lower risks and enable accessibility of data anytime and anywhere (Ali et al, 2015;Lian, 2015;Shukur et al, 2018). In turn, this will lead to better management of services and improved efficiency.…”

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Adoption of Cloud Computing in E-Government: A Systematic Literature Review

Abied¹,

Ibrahim²,

Kamal³

2022

JST

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Cloud computing in governments has become an attraction to help enhance service delivery. Improving service delivery, productivity, transparency, and reducing costs necessitates governments to use cloud services. Since the publication of a review paper on cloud adoption elements in e-governments in 2015, cloud computing in governments has evolved into discussions of cloud service adoption factors. This paper concentrates on the adoption of cloud computing in governments, the benefits, models, and methodologies utilized, and the analysis techniques. Studies from 2010 up to 2020 have been investigated for this paper. This study has critically peer-reviewed articles that concentrate on cloud computing for electronic governments (e-Governments). It exhibits a systematic evaluation of the empirical studies focusing on cloud adoption studies in e-governments. This review work further categorizes the articles and exhibits novel research opportunities from the themes and unexhausted areas of these articles. From the reviewed articles, it has been observed that most of the articles have employed the quantitative approach, with few utilizing qualitative and mixed-method approaches. The results reveal that cloud computing adoption could help solve problems in learning, such as infrastructure issues, cost issues, and improve service delivery and transparency. This review gives more information on the future directions and areas that need attention, like the trust of cloud computing in e-governments.

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Adoption of Cloud Computing in E-Government: A Systematic Literature Review

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Ibrahim²,

Kamal³

2022

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“…Wang, et al, [29] examined the barriers and benefits of CBEG for organisational use and concluded that the organisational, environmental and technological characteristics affect the usage of CBEG. In Iraq, [11] examined the usage of CBEG and proposed a conceptual framework for decision makers that includes the technological, environmental and organisational contexts and ease of use and legal issue. In this study, the TOE is examined, and it includes the technological, environmental and organisational perspectives.…”

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“…Cloud computing (CC) has emerged during the last decade, and it provides several advantages for individuals, organisations and government. This initiative can be the solution that the government is looking for to reduce the cost of operating E-government and enhance the services and efficiency of the governmental services [11]. Understanding the predictors of CC usages could help in securing a smooth shift from traditional E-government to CBEG.…”

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Cloud computing based e-government in Iraq using partial least square algorithm

Hashim

Al-Sul

2021

IJEECS

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<p>The electronic government (e-government) worldwide is slowly progressing. The e-government progress in developing countries, such as Iraq, is slower compared with those of regional countries. Prior research suggested deploying cloud based E-government (CBEG). However, most studies are either review or conceptual. This study aims to examine the CBEG in Iraq and identify the criteria that are required for utilizing this technology. A total of 279 academic staff working in the IT department in Iraqi universities have participated in this study. The findings using matrix and the algorithm of partial least square presented ten criteria. After using the average variance extracted technique, the criteria reduced to seven. Further analysis using smart partial least square was conducted, and this resulted in five important criteria namely, reliability of the service followed by availability, security, trust, and technological competence. Decision makers have to increase the competence of the staff and enhance the CBEG services.</p>

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A methodology for assessing supply-demand matching of smart government services from citizens’ perspective: A case study in Nanjing, China

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Habitat International

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An Analysis of Cloud Computing Adoption Framework for Iraqi e-Government

Abstract: Abstract-This paper presents an analysis of the factors which could have possible affect over the adoption of cloud computing via the Iraqi e-government. A conceptual framework model for cloud computing within Iraqi e-government is proposed, analyzed, evaluated and discussed.

Cited by 9 publications

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Adoption of Cloud Computing in E-Government: A Systematic Literature Review

Adoption of Cloud Computing in E-Government: A Systematic Literature Review

Cloud computing based e-government in Iraq using partial least square algorithm

A methodology for assessing supply-demand matching of smart government services from citizens’ perspective: A case study in Nanjing, China

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