Integrity, internal control and security in information systems: Connecting governance and technology

Morgan, Allison J.; Chen, Cong

doi:10.1002/asi.10271

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“…Previous research in information sciences (Dawes & Pardo, 1999; Fletcher & Westerback, 1999; Morgan & Cong, 2003) and development studies (Jessop, 1998) has connected technology with governance. The concept of governance is relatively young and refers to the collection of processes and institutions that create the conditions for ordered rule and collective action (Jessop, 1998; Kazancigil, 1998).…”

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Moderating information and communication technologies' influences on socioeconomic development with good governance: A study of the developing countries

Meso

Datta

Mbarika³

2005

J. Am. Soc. Inf. Sci.

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With the increasing globalization of the world economy, there has been a growing interest in the potential contributions of good governance to accelerating the rate of economic and social development in the developing countries, and enhance their smooth integration into the emerging global economy. Simultaneously, developed economies are experiencing an increasing proportion in the contribution of knowledge, information, and telecommunication sectors to their overall gross domestic product. This is placing increased focus on the role and contribution of national information infrastructure to economic productivity, and in extension, to the economic and social development of nations. In this article, the authors explore the link between information and communication technologies (ICTs), governance, and social economic development in the developing countries. They empirically conclude that contributions of ICTs to social-economic development are influenced by sociopolitical governance-leading to national development through more prudent and egalitarian application and use of the ICTs' portfolio. The contingent role of governance on ICTs and national development paves the path towards recognizing the importance of sociopolitical moderators.

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Section: Information and Communication Technologies And Governance: Tmentioning

confidence: 99%

Moderating information and communication technologies' influences on socioeconomic development with good governance: A study of the developing countries

Meso

Datta

Mbarika³

2005

J. Am. Soc. Inf. Sci.

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“…Although the contingent role of governance has seldom received attention in the global context (Meso, Datta, & Mbarika, ), the role of governance is well illustrated in organizational productivity research (e.g., Soh & Markus, ; Weill, ). Further, previous research in information sciences (e.g., Morgan & Cong, ) and development studies (e.g., Jessop, ; Meso et al., ) has connected technology with governance. In addition, most studies examining the influence of governance on e‐government development have been undertaken via a qualitative approach (e.g., Madon, Sahay, & Sudan, ).…”

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Moderating effects of governance on information infrastructure and e‐government development

Krishnan

Teo

2012

J Am Soc Inf Sci Tec

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Drawing from the resource complementarity perspective of the resource-based view of a firm, this study examines the complementary role of governance dimensionsnamely, voice and accountability, political stability, government effectiveness, regulatory quality, rule of law, and control of corruption-on the relationship between information infrastructure in a country and its egovernment development. Based on publicly available archival data from 178 countries, our results provide support for the hypothesized model. Specifically, whereas political stability, government effectiveness, and rule of law moderated the relationship of information infrastructure with e-government development in a positive direction, voice and accountability and control of corruption moderated the relationship negatively. Further, the relationship between information infrastructure and e-government development was not contingent on regulatory quality. Our findings contribute to the theoretical discourse on e-government development by highlighting the complementary role of governance and provide suggestions for practice in managing e-government development by enhancing governance, thereby leveraging the effect of information infrastructure on e-government development.

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Integrity, internal control and security in information systems: Connecting governance and technology

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Moderating information and communication technologies' influences on socioeconomic development with good governance: A study of the developing countries

Moderating information and communication technologies' influences on socioeconomic development with good governance: A study of the developing countries

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