Meta-Analysis and Systematic Review: A Strategy and Dimension to Achieve of Smart Village Concept

Alhari, Muhammad Ilham; Febriyani, Widia; Fajrillah, Asti Amalia Nur

doi:10.1109/icssa54161.2022.9870963

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“…From 2007 to 2022, academic journals and conference proceedings published a lot of information about public values and the E-Government maturity model as shown in Figure 1. Research uses the PRISMA approach which offers convenience in systematic review, used in this work [7]. At this stage, a meta-analysis will be conducted to determine how the concepts are related to one another.…”

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Public Value Based E-Government Maturity Model: A Literature Review

Ramadhane

2023

JIKO

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Public value is a means for evaluating the effectiveness and efficiency of public services and an E-Government maturity model that controls the process for developing and maintaining E-Government services. Previous studies have analyzed and discussed public values, maturity models. Therefore, it is necessary to examine what public values should be present in E-Government based on the E-Government maturity model. This study aims to develop public values based on the E-Government maturity model and fill the gaps in the literature research by categorizing the dimensions of public values and the existing E-Government maturity models. This research method uses a systematic literature review (PRISMA). A total of 60 articles were selected, classified, and analyzed according to the criteria of public value and the specified dimensions of the E-Government maturity model. From the results of the literature review analysis, there are similarities between the dimensions of public value and the dimensions of the E-Government maturity model so that some of these dimensions can be combined to form a new public value dimension based on considerations from the dimensions of the E-Government maturity model, namely (1). Public Services in Government (2). Dimensions of Administration in Government, (3). Open Government (OG), (4). Ethical Behavior and Professionalism, (5). Trust and Confidence in Government (6). Social Value in Government. This study aims to strengthen public values based on the E-Government maturity model. It is hoped that implementing sustainable E-Government services will become easier by analyzing public values based on the E-Government maturity model.

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confidence: 99%

Public Value Based E-Government Maturity Model: A Literature Review

Ramadhane

2023

JIKO

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“…Given the available smart tourism technologies, I will recommend this village to my family and friends. [38,49,83,84] Given the available smart tourism technologies, I will recommend this village to others. I will share the positive points about the smart tourism technologies of this village with others.…”

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Smart Tourism Technologies, Revisit Intention, and Word-of-Mouth in Emerging and Smart Rural Destinations

Torabi,

Pourtaheri,

Hall

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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This study examines the influence of the various attributes of smart tourism technologies (STTs) on tourists’ intentions to revisit locations and engage in word-of-mouth (WOM) activities regarding emerging and smart rural tourist destinations in Iran. A sample of 590 tourists who visited these destinations following the COVID-19 pandemic participated in the study. The findings reveal that three attributes of STTs, namely, informativeness, accessibility, and interactivity, positively contribute to tourists’ memorable experiences (ME). Furthermore, ME, satisfaction, and the willingness to engage in WOM recommendations are identified as predictors of tourists’ intention to revisit rural destinations. The study also reveals that user competence serves as a mediator between the attributes of STTs (informativeness, accessibility, and interactivity) and the tourists’ ME. Specifically, tourists with greater skills and knowledge of using STTs tend to have more memorable experiences in these emerging and smart rural destinations. The study discusses both the theoretical and practical implications of these findings.

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