Perceived Challenges in Benefits Management-A Study of Public Sector Information Systems Engineering Projects

Tanilkan, Sinan S.; Hannay, Jo Erskine

doi:10.1109/cbi54897.2022.00024

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“…Articulating, measuring, and managing benefits in the public sector involves challenges [40]. One issue is that benefits may accrue to more than one actor and in some cases do not benefit the sponsoring institution at all.…”

Section: Benefits Of Sharing Datamentioning

confidence: 99%

A Survey on Perceptions of Data Sharing in the Norwegian Public Sector

Knutsen,

Ngereja,

Bjaaland

et al. 2024

Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing

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Sharing data among public institutions is essential for reaping the benefits of data-driven capabilities. Literature to date has identified several types of benefits that are likely to accrue to a wide range of sectors, as well as challenges and obstacles to implementing data-sharing solutions. We sought to identify perceptions of possible benefits, likely challenges, and the likelihood of overcoming them in the Norwegian public sector. Our survey of IT practitioners interested in the subject suggests that optimism about data sharing is high, concerns about a wide range of challenges are also high, and confidence in public institutions is tenuous. Responses also suggest that divisional management may be critical in implementing data sharing solutions. The pattern of responses suggests uncertainty consistent with low maturity in the field. We posit that data sharing among public institutions is part of a broader set of capabilities needed for public service innovation across institutions.

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Section: Benefits Of Sharing Datamentioning

confidence: 99%