Cloud service adoption model in the Libyan e-government implementation

Abied, Osama; Ibrahim, Othman

doi:10.1109/icoten52080.2021.9493534

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“…In the area of cloud-based e-commerce, a greater focus is recommended, considering its impact on the strength of ecommerce and the ease of consolidation between companies and cloud providers [1]. Researchers and cloud providers must develop strategies to address the challenges of e-government in developing countries, where there is a shortage of studies on cloud computing in the context of governmental governance [35]. Developing countries, especially in the educational sector, are in the initial stages of adopting innovations such as Cloud Computing.…”

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“…This indicates that the availability and adequacy of Information Technology resources play a crucial role in organizations' decisions to adopt cloud technology, while senior management support and employee knowledge had less significant impacts in this specific context. In the study by [35], the following conclusion was reached:…”

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“…This understanding is essential for successful cloud adoption planning. The conceptual model proposed by [35] for the adoption of Cloud computing in e-government is a valuable contribution, especially in a context in which the use of cloud technology in government services is growing. The authors used the TOE (Technology, Organization, and Environment) model as a basis to identify key factors that influence the adoption of Cloud computing in e-government.…”

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“…These theoretical frameworks provide a solid basis for analyzing and interpreting the factors that influence the adoption of Cloud computing. The authors[35] chose to create a Cloud computing adoption model based on Trust Theory (TT), which is a field of study that explores the psychological, social, and behavioral aspects involved in the formation, maintenance, and breakdown of trust between individuals, groups, or institutions. This theory seeks to understand how people develop trust in each other, how this trust is maintained over time, and what factors can lead to the breakdown of this trust.…”

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Factors Affecting Cloud Computing Adoption in the Education Context—Systematic Literature Review

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Martins,

Duarte Pestana

et al. 2024

IEEE Access

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This systematic literature review investigates the factors influencing cloud computing adoption within both educational and organizational settings. By synthesizing a comprehensive body of research, this study finds and analyzes the determinants that shape the decision -making process about cloud technology adoption. Factors such as security, cost-effectiveness, scalability, interoperability, and regulatory compliance are examined across educational institutions and various organizational contexts. Additionally, socio-economic, political, and technological factors specific to each context are explored to provide a nuanced understanding of the challenges and opportunities associated with cloud computing adoption. The review reveals commonalities and differences in adoption drivers and barriers between education and organizational environments, offering insights into tailored strategies for effective implementation. This research contributes to the existing literature by shedding light on the multifaceted nature of cloud adoption and offering valuable guidance for educators, organizational leaders, policymakers, and technology provid ers looking to use cloud computing to enhance operations and services.

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Factors Affecting Cloud Computing Adoption in the Education Context—Systematic Literature Review

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Duarte Pestana

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IEEE Access

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“…Their results discovered that cost savings, competitive pressure, relative advantage, and service provider support influence the adoption of cloud computing for Nigerian universities. In yet another study, Abied and Ibrahim [72] Few researchers have proposed integrating the TOE and UTAUT models to investigate the IS adoption [e.g., 74,75]. Awa et al [74] proposed a ten-factor framework based on TOE and UTAUT to investigate the technology adoption.…”

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Influential Characteristics and Benefits of Cloud ERP Adoption in New Zealand SMEs: A Vendors’ Perspective

2023

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Cloud enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems are hosted services offering opportunities for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that often lack IT resources. Few studies have examined the adoption of cloud ERP systems in SMEs, specifically, from the perspective of cloud ERP vendors who are the domain experts. Drawing on vendors' perspectives in the New Zealand (NZ) context, this paper evaluates the influential characteristics for adopting cloud ERP systems in SMEs. The paper uses an integrative model combining the technological, organizational, and environmental (TOE) framework with the unified theory of acceptance and use of technology (UTAUT) based on individual dimension for a holistic evaluation. Findings reveal novel characteristics including system reliability and data security that influence adoption of cloud ERP. Further, benefits are identified such as reduced cost and time for deployment, increased scalability, and improved accessibility. The paper presents new insights that can help SME managers successfully adopt cloud ERP in their firms in addition to providing practical guidelines for adoption in NZ. The development of a theoretical model integrating TOE and UTAUT is a novel approach, substantially contributing to the body of knowledge.

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A Framework to Capture the Factors that Influence the Adoption of Digital Platforms in E-Government

Mamabolo

Turpin

Mawela

2023

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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Cloud service adoption model in the Libyan e-government implementation

Cited by 5 publications

References 33 publications

Factors Affecting Cloud Computing Adoption in the Education Context—Systematic Literature Review

Factors Affecting Cloud Computing Adoption in the Education Context—Systematic Literature Review

Influential Characteristics and Benefits of Cloud ERP Adoption in New Zealand SMEs: A Vendors’ Perspective

A Framework to Capture the Factors that Influence the Adoption of Digital Platforms in E-Government

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