Effectiveness of transformation from e-Governance to mGovernance of a HEI on its communication services to the stakeholders

Ramganesh, E.; Kirubakaran, E.; Ravindran, D.; Gobi, R.

doi:10.9790/0661-1904010108

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“…Rossel et al (2006) analysed the m-government options between technology-driven and user-centric. Ramganesh et al (2017) ascertained the effect of transformation from e-governance to m-governance of a HEI on its communication services to the stakeholders. This paper attempted this positivistic research to develop a mobile governance framework for Higher Learning Institutions to help their stakeholders to avail communication services through their mobile phones.…”

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“…In fact, all the universities have their e-governance to their possible way. As the penetration stands at 100% in the era of mobile revolution, the stakeholders of any university are likely to leverage mobile governance in which they can avail communication services from the university at ease anytime and anywhere (Ramganesh et al, 2017).…”

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“…Thus m-governance has the potential to meet the needs of the stakeholders of the university through mobile applications. Hence, a successful mobile governance framework is the need of the hour to facilitate the stakeholders of higher education institutions to avail the services without any hurdles when they are in mobility at any time (Ramganesh et al, 2017).…”

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A conceptual framework and architecture for m-governance

Mishra

Singh

2020

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M-governance mainly facilitates government to public (G2P) and public to government (P2G) communication for better public service in terms of information transmission and dissemination. This research aims to develop a m-governance framework and architecture for mobile governance to enhance the communication services of the University in the domain of Admission, Affiliation, Curriculum, Examination, Result and General Inquiry. Proposed mgovernance framework build-up on the basis of Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) and 15 enabler including perceived ease of use, perceived usefulness, perceived access, interpersonal influence, perceived trustworthiness, perceived mobility, transparency of governance, compatibility, flexibility, perceived security, perceived enjoyment, network provider service, completeness of service, location influence in the service and emergency management. Proposed application architecture for mobile governance is beneficial because it allows administrators of the affiliated colleges to use the mobile device of their choice but Android, and it offers a simple solution. The analysis of the data reveals that the administrators as well as academician are inclined to have mobile governance for enhancing the communication services of the higher educational system.

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A conceptual framework and architecture for m-governance

Mishra

Singh

2020

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“…The Indonesian government has also mapped HIV-positive patients using the Peduli Lindungi application. Previous research discussed the implementation of egovernment via the website (Yunita & Aprianto, 2018), e-government success factors (Rozikin et al, 2020), the process of making software for the government (Fuadi, 2018), effectiveness of m-governance (Ramganesh et al, 2017), accessibility of e-governance-based mobile applications (Balaji & Kuppusamy, 2016); and studies on m-governance (Gupta et al, 2017).…”

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Local Government Expansion of Mobile Governance during the Pandemic

Nafi'ah

2023

j. borneo adm.

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During the COVID-19 pandemic, mobile governance has been more popular than old public services since the government implemented social distancing and stay at-home policies. This study will contribute to the scientific literature on m-governance and public administration application development in Indonesia. This study aims to examine local government applications and identify application categories owned by local governments in East Java Province. This study uses a quantitative approach and secondary data from the Android smartphone Play Store. After data collection, the researcher applied descriptive statistical analysis to quantify applications made by the local government in East Java Province. Finally, the researcher classified those applications into enterprise- and citizen focused apps. The results found that local governments in East Java Province have 362 m-governance applications. The regional offices in East Java used at least 15 uniform applications. Most applications (86%) focused on community service; the rest were business-oriented. The highest category was productivity communication applications and 14% of applications focused on business activities. Thus, based on the topic, this study is the first to examine how local governments might categorize Android-based applications.

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“…Previous research still discusses the implementation of e-government with the website (Yunita & Aprianto, 2018); e-government success factors Rozikin et al, 2020); the process of making software for the government (Fuadi, 2018); effectiveness of m-governance (Ramganesh et al, 2017); accessibility of egovernance-based mobile applications (Balaji & Kuppusamy, 2016); and studies on m-governance (Pandey & Sekhar, 2011). There has been no research on mapping and categorization of applications used by the government, especially Indonesia.…”

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Analysis of Local Government Mobile Government Application Mapping in East Java Province

Nafi'ah,

Mustikasari,

Bataha

2021

DiA

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Currently, e-government has migrated to m-government. During the COVID-19 pandemic, mobile government is more popular with the public where the recommendations for maintaining distance and staying at home can be implemented while being able to access public services. This study presents the mapping of local government applications and identifies the categorization conditions for the mapping of local government applications in the province of East Java. Researchers used a quantitative approach. Data collection uses secondary data where application data is obtained from the Android smartphone play store. After the data was collected, the researcher used descriptive statistical analysis to map the quantity of applications made by the regional government of East Java province. Then, classify application categories based on Ganapati (2015), namely enterprise-focused apps and citizen-focused apps. This mapping research and application category classification is intended to be a reference for other local governments in the development of m-government. In public administration, this study is useful in the development of m-government science. The results found are regional governments throughout East Java Province have a total of 362 m-governance applications. The majority of applications (86%) are focused on community service and the rest are business-oriented. The highest category in productivity applications and applications for communication. Meanwhile, 14% of applications focus on business activities.

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Effectiveness of transformation from e-Governance to mGovernance of a HEI on its communication services to the stakeholders

Cited by 3 publications

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A conceptual framework and architecture for m-governance

A conceptual framework and architecture for m-governance

Local Government Expansion of Mobile Governance during the Pandemic

Analysis of Local Government Mobile Government Application Mapping in East Java Province

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