Digital Government services in Papua

Tonggiroh, Mursalim

doi:10.1109/iac.2017.8280656

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“…Moreover, lack of trust between governments and people subsequently delays smart city development (Aghimien et al , 2020; Rana et al , 2019). Challenges under the leadership category include lack of vision in IT management, political stability, lack of effective leadership (Aghimien et al , 2020; Rana et al , 2019) and the leadership’s neglect of e-government implementation (Tonggiroh, 2017). The resource allocation category includes budgetary constraints, financing issues, corruption and misuse of public money (Meiyanti et al , 2018; Tan and Taeihagh, 2020), as well as lack of skilled human capital, especially to handle technology-enabled functional roles (Tan and Taeihagh, 2020).…”

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Challenges in smart nation building: a solution-oriented framework based on a systematic literature review

Penmetsa

Bruque-Camara

2023

DPRG

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Purpose Nations are opening their “digital borders” to allow the free movement of business, employment and skills. However, this process of digitalization is fraught with challenges. This study aims to identify these challenges to build a solution-oriented framework for smart nations. Design/methodology/approach This study conducted a systematic literature review, analyzing 69 peer-reviewed academic papers out of 5,958 identified papers. Findings The identified challenges for smart nation building were categorized as follows: people and society, technology and innovation, digital infrastructure, politics, governance, economics and business and sustainability. To overcome these challenges, this study highlights the need for a holistic national approach, which includes solutions such as improving education, technology-driven innovations, investments for building smart nation infrastructure, top political leadership involvement, national vision and action plan, national regulatory frameworks, business environment and job creation, stakeholder engagement, renewable energy use and technological integration – all of which are key for sustainable development. Research limitations/implications This study provides directions for building a smart nation framework, but the literature review results are confined to articles, conference papers and book chapters. This study could be further enriched if the findings are cross-checked with experts. This limitation will be addressed in future research. Originality/value Given the dearth of literature on this nascent concept, the insights from this study can guide policymakers and industry leaders involved in smart nation building and benefit researchers engaged in theoretical development.

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Challenges in smart nation building: a solution-oriented framework based on a systematic literature review

Penmetsa

Bruque-Camara

2023

DPRG

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“…According to earlier research by Penmetsa and Bruque [39], the concept of digital nations is developed by adopting the theories that could stem from digital government, digital business, and digital societies. Moreover, digital government theories can facilitate the transformation of digital nations by broadly outlining plans for the relationship between governments and citizens (G2C), between the government and businesses and industrial departments (G2B), and among different government units (G2G) [40][41][42]. Furthermore, research on digital nations has three main elements: digital government, digital business, and digital society; and six categories of challenges and pillars-people, technology, institutions, policy, economics, and sustainability.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Access to latest technologies (T1) Oni et al [67], Rana et al [32], Aghimien et al [31], Shiroishi et al [55], Holroyd [3], Nair et al [9] Application development (T2) Nasution et al [53], Jo et al [68] Big data (T3) Silva et al [38], Farid et al [69] Data availability and heterogeneousness (T4) Zengin et al [49], Aldabbas et al [10], Rana et al [32], Tan and Taeihagh [60], El-Kholei and Yassein [61] Hardware environment compatibility and heterogeneity (T5) Silva et al [38], Aldabbas et al [10], Meiyanti et al [54] Information technology standards (T6) Ambira et al [50], Shin et al [59] Information security management professionals (T7) Tonggiroh [41] Lack of technological skills (T8) Meiyanti et al [54] Lack of technical support equipment (T9) Zengin et al [49] Poor utilization of digital technologies (T10) Aghimien et al [34] Records mobility (T11) Meiyanti et al [54] Data and System integration (T12) Meiyanti et al [54], Jo et al [68] Table A2. Demographic Data of Respondents (Experts).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Building a Super Smart Nation: Scenario Analysis and Framework of Essential Stakeholders, Characteristics, Pillars, and Challenges

Penmetsa

Camara

2022

Sustainability

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Globally, countries are increasingly facing challenges regarding their national future post the COVID-19 pandemic with respect to decreasing and aging populations; dwindling workforces; trade wars due to restricted movement of goods, people, and services; and overcoming economic development and societal problems. Accordingly, we identify the challenges and corresponding solutions that act as pillars for a framework to build a super smart nation. We analyze 73 peer-reviewed research papers from Scopus index databases and use the Delphi methodology to identify the challenges, which include people and society, robots, technology, research and innovation, digital infrastructure, data, politics, governance, and sustainability. Further, we discuss the relevant solutions, including top leadership motivation and commitment; proactive steps from the government, development of policies; legal frameworks and laws; creation of awareness programs; use of advanced technologies (such as robotics and semantic technologies); and development of interoperable infrastructure; innovation ecosystem; sustainable energy sources; and global standards for education system through transformation of the education system. These novel insights have valuable practical and theoretical implications for guiding policymakers, industry leaders, and researchers in building a super smart nation.

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“…Dalam hal kompleksitas dan waktu, layanan e-Government pemerintah daerah di Provinsi Papua telah mencapai tahap Interaksi. Sementara hasil pengukuran tingkat kinerja dan efektivitas e-Government menunjukkan bahwa layanan tersebut belum memberikan manfaat yang signifikan terhadap pengunjung [4].…”

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Evaluasi Kualitas Informasi Situs Web Pemerintah Kota Tomohon

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Sitokdana

2022

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Penelitian ini dilakukan untuk mengevaluasi situs web Pemerintah Kota Tomohon. Dan didapatkan ada beberapa kekurangan didalam web site Kota Tomohon. Oleh sebab itu perlu di evaluasi dan memberikan saran kepada staf yang bertanggung jawab terhadap pengembngan situs web Kota Tomohon. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode deskriptif kualitatif, yaitu mendeskripsikan dan menggambarkan isi konten situs web.

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Digital Government services in Papua

Cited by 5 publications

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Challenges in smart nation building: a solution-oriented framework based on a systematic literature review

Challenges in smart nation building: a solution-oriented framework based on a systematic literature review

Building a Super Smart Nation: Scenario Analysis and Framework of Essential Stakeholders, Characteristics, Pillars, and Challenges

Evaluasi Kualitas Informasi Situs Web Pemerintah Kota Tomohon

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