Digital Government: Overcoming the Systemic Failure of Transformation. Digital Transformation Through Policy Design with ICT-Enhanced Instruments.

Waller, Paul; Weerakkody,

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“…Besides, to foster the environment of residents’ intention to continue the use of e-government services, several other significant aspects must be measured, including the instruments used in the device and carry new strategies and the role of information communication technology (Waller and Weerakkody, 2016). For example, Zhao et al (2015) narrated that there is a sturdy mutual connection between the digital economy and digitally-enabled government, which denotes not only a country’s economy but also its complete society, providing a plethora of benefits such as improving culture and transforming local institutions.…”

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“…However, previous literature about the influence of egovernment and issues relating to trust has exhibited conflicting findings (Mahmood et al, 2019) because all previous studies have focused on the technical aspects in determining the intention to adopt e-government services and not all relevant factors, such as perceived transparency and habit, had been included. Therefore, a holistic approach emphasising the Technology continuance theory core functions of government was needed to eradicate such issues about post-adoptionrelated issues (Li and Shang, 2020;Waller and Weerakkody, 2016).…”

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Determinants of continuous intention to use e-government services: an extension of technology continuance theory

Rahim

Abbasi

Iranmanesh

et al. 2023

JSIT

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Purpose Despite the fact that the success of e-government services is contingent on their continuous usage, the continuance intention to use e-government services has received extremely little scholarly attention. This study aims to investigate the determinants of the residents’ continuous intention to use e-government services. Design/methodology/approach The research model was developed based on the integration of technology continuance theory along with trust, transparency and habit constructs. The authors adopted a survey approach to collect the data. The data were collected using an online questionnaire from 260 residents of Penang in Malaysia. Findings Results revealed that transparency has a positive effect on both perceived usefulness and trust. Contrary to earlier studies on e-government, perceived ease of use was found to have no significant relationship with residents' perceived usefulness. Similarly, the results also demonstrated that habit was not significantly related to users’ continuous intention to use e-government services. This study also applied importance-performance analysis map analysis and discovered that perceived usefulness has the highest impact on continuous intention to use e-government services, whereas satisfaction was found to have the least effect. Originality/value This study used an integrative framework and presented an in-depth knowledge of the basic aspects that contribute to the post-adoption usage process and resident satisfaction, trust and attitude towards e-government services.

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Section: Technology Continuance Theorymentioning

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Determinants of continuous intention to use e-government services: an extension of technology continuance theory

Rahim

Abbasi

Iranmanesh

et al. 2023

JSIT

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“…In addition to the above arguments, the Malaysian government"s digital economy policy requires a design to be more inclusive between the public and business. Public policy affects individual people or businesses and digital technology is an enabler in changing the economic possibilities (Waller, 2016). From this perceptive, digital economic policy may provide assistance for the success of business continuity and success.…”

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The Readiness of Malaysia Digital Economy: A Study of Three Government Policies from 1991 to 2020

Edrak¹,

Nor²,

Shaik³

2022

IJEF

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The Malaysian government has foreseen the importance of the digital economy to the nation since 1996. In 1996 and 1998, respectively, the Malaysia Digital Economy Development (MDEC) and Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) were established to regulate the industry and articulate digital economy initiatives both from public and private sectors. This study aims to review the digital economy policies introduced by three governments, i.e. Barisan Nasional, Pakatan Harapan and Perikatan Nasional, since the Independence in 1957 until 2020. Each ruling government has announced its digital economy initiatives as significant contributors to the national economic development. The review of the policies will include the Malaysia Plans, yearly budgets and economic stimulus packages. The outcome of this review will significantly help to evaluate the country’s readiness in embarking on the digital economy, and provide recommendations for future digital economy initiatives.

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“…Diante desse contexto, o governo do futuroe atualdeverá ser centrado no cidadão, integrado, inteligente, confiável, transparente e aberto e eficiente (BRASIL, 2020(BRASIL, -2022. Com efeito, a transformação digital representa um modo de alterar o conjunto de instrumentos disponíveis para o alcance dos objetivos almejados, de modo a explorar o potencial das tecnologias de informação e comunicação e produzir, a partir disso, resultados eficazes (PEREIRA, 2020;WALLER;WEERAKKODY, 2016). Pode-se compreender que essa mudança abrange, também, a adoção de modelos de práticas e metodologias compatíveis com um novo patamar de qualidade e celeridade nos processos (SILVA; COSTA; SEIXAS; FERNANDES, 2019, p. 47).…”

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Metodologias ágeis para a transformação digital no Brasil

Ferneda

Cristóvam

2022

DD&EM

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A pesquisa pretende analisar o gerenciamento e execução de projetos por meio da metodologia ágil denominada scrum no processo de transformação digital no setor público. Referida metodologia foi escolhida, dentre as existentes, em razão de ser o framework mais utilizado de acordo com o 15th State of Agile Report. O estudo de metodologias ágeis, alternativas aos modelos tradicionais de cascata, por exemplo, é de grande relevância em um contexto de constante transformação digital, que exige de seus atores maior agilidade, adaptação e uso eficiente de recursos. Nesse sentido, a questão de pesquisa que norteia o trabalho consiste na possibilidade, ou não, de aplicar a referida metodologia para o gerenciamento de projetos no setor público. Caso positivo, faz-se necessário identificar como ocorre essa aplicação e, diante de sua implementação, quais os benefícios verificáveis a partir de sua adoção. Assim, a pesquisa foi desenvolvida por meio do método hipotético-dedutivo, lastreado na revisão bibliográfica, para constatar que o scrum, se empregado adequadamente, representa uma ferramenta que incentiva a transformação digital, bem como promove a resolução de problemas/demandas de maneira mais assertiva. Para tanto, a pesquisa ressalta a necessidade de um gerenciamento ágil de projetos no contexto da transformação digital, bem como esclarece o processo e identifica os atores envolvidos no scrum, aplicado no setor público, além de elucidar a temática por meio de casos de compras públicas cujos requisitos incluíam o emprego de metodologias ágeis.

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Digital Government: Overcoming the Systemic Failure of Transformation. Digital Transformation Through Policy Design with ICT-Enhanced Instruments.

Cited by 11 publications

References 58 publications

Determinants of continuous intention to use e-government services: an extension of technology continuance theory

Determinants of continuous intention to use e-government services: an extension of technology continuance theory

The Readiness of Malaysia Digital Economy: A Study of Three Government Policies from 1991 to 2020

Metodologias ágeis para a transformação digital no Brasil

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