E-Government Service Research Development

Hasan, Mohammad Mahmudul

doi:10.4018/978-1-4666-8358-7.ch025

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“…World bank defined developing countries as low and middleincome countries and Nigeria was selected as an illustrative case of a developing country with middle income generating power and endowed with natural resources but is yet to benefit from the economic and potential values of E-Service technology usage which will contribute immensely to business and economic advancement as witnessed in developed countries. Even though, a technology which has been effectively adopted by a particular country or culture does not necessarily means it will work the same way in another culture, despite looking similar but there is a need to step up with achievable solutions to help fight the E-Service security issues in developing countries as E-Government services are helping to boost government revenue, very fast and secured transactions, reduce corruption through the use of modern technology and transparent operations [5].…”

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E-Service Security: Taking Proactive Measures to Guide against Theft, Case Study of Developing Countries

Oseni¹,

Dingley²,

Hart³

2015

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The rapid diffusion of internet couple with the digitalization of most economies in the world today which have given rise to e-Government services adoption to promote good governance capability and accountability of public organisations. There are still concerns about e-Service security in developing countries as consumers and online users have become the victims of coordinated cybercrimes despite the fact that e-Government services are helping to boost government revenue through very fast transactions, reduce corruption through the use of modern technology and transparent operations. It is imperative to state that the security issues in the E-Service domain have been gaining more attention over past two decades. This paper discusses the general overview through the use of ongoing online survey and literature review of related works in e-Service security as existing approach to combat the issues still has many setbacks. The findings show a deep understanding of what proactive measures need to be taken against e-Service theft in developing countries. A model also emerged that capture the e-Service technology security issues in developing countries and the proactive measures to reduce and eradicate these threats.

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E-Service Security: Taking Proactive Measures to Guide against Theft, Case Study of Developing Countries

Oseni¹,

Dingley²,

Hart³

2015

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e-Government and Green IT: The Intersection Point

Frogeri¹,

Diniz²,

Júnior³

et al. 2023

Artificial Intelligence-Enhanced Software and Systems Engineering

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Electronic Government

Kasemsap

2017

Technological Integration as a Catalyst for Industrial Development and Economic Growth

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This chapter indicates the prospect of Electronic Government (e-government); e-government, Actor-Network Theory (ANT), and network management; e-government and transparency; the adoption and diffusion of e-government systems; the usability and use of e-government websites; the implementation of e-government systems; and the significant perspectives on e-government. To the extent that e-government makes it easier for citizens to conduct their affairs with government and to simply retrieve important information they need, e-government can both increase efficiency and increase the relevance of the government in the aspects of the citizens and businesses. The significant advantages of e-government for businesses and governments include the reduced cost of doing business, increased access to information, and the growth in public esteem for governments. The chapter argues that utilizing e-government has the potential to increase performance and achieve strategic goals in the public and private sectors.

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E-Government Service Research Development

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E-Service Security: Taking Proactive Measures to Guide against Theft, Case Study of Developing Countries

E-Service Security: Taking Proactive Measures to Guide against Theft, Case Study of Developing Countries

e-Government and Green IT: The Intersection Point

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