The role of e-government in sustainable public procurement in developing countries: A systematic literature review

Adjei‐Bamfo, Peter; Maloreh‐Nyamekye, Theophilus; Ahenkan, Albert

doi:10.1016/j.resconrec.2018.12.001

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“…This methodology analyses the theoretical and empirical evidence taken from journals or papers that can be said to be credible. This method can be said to be complete because it provides great evidence on phenomena in various settings and empirical methods while reducing the so-called literary bias [36]. In this study, 5 search engines were used, namely ACM Digital Library.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Gartner defines e-Government as a continuous optimization of service provision, sustainable participation and governance by changing internal and external relations through technology, internet and new media. E-Government presents an era of modernity, innovation, and flexibility towards efficient and quality public services [36]. e-Government refers to the implementation of ICT to the public sector, just say the objectives such as increasing administrative efficiency, and providing citizens with easier access to government in terms of information and services [37].…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Social Media-Based E-Government Application Feature

Madyatmadja¹,

Kiswanto²

2019

IJRTE

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Relation between e-Government and social media is an inseparable relationship. The purpose of e-Government who wants to improve public services, with the help of information and communication technology. The best solution is using social media. In Indonesia, e-Government is a concept that is implemented not only by the central government, but also by regional/local governments. Right now, many local governments in Indonesia already implemented e-Government. However, not all of Indonesia local governments that implemented egovernment have a social media-based e-Government application. There is a chance that a certain city/regency at Indonesia using same social media-based e-Government application. If the application is seen in terms of features, each application also has different features combination, which are the strengths and the uniqueness of each application. In this study, there are 9 applications that examined from 9 cities / regency in Indonesia. The purpose of this study is to analyse the relation between e-government and social media, in terms of using social media features and identified features that exist in each e-Government application that examined from 9 cities / regency in Indonesia with Systematic Literature Review. The feature found will be categorized with feature functionality categorization: Identity, Conversations, Sharing, Presence, Relationships, Reputation, and Groups. Each feature found can be having more than 1 feature functionality. The result of this study can be used as an indicator about features available at social media-based e-Government application and this study can be used to be a comparison or references for making another social media-based e-Government application in the future

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Social Media-Based E-Government Application Feature

Madyatmadja¹,

Kiswanto²

2019

IJRTE

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“…However, the researchers concluded that there is not enough empirical research and statistical evaluation in this area. Peter Adjei-Bamfo et al (2019) noted that e-government studies on e-public procurement are limited in the context of developing countries that know little about their sustainable public procurement practices. At the same time, these scientists also note that e-government off ers the developing countries a platform to exchange requirements in the fi eld of sustainable procurement with the aim of eliminating information gaps in the practice of public procurement.…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Electronic Public Procurement: Process and Cybersecurity Issues

Issabayeva¹,

Yesseniyazova²,

Grega

2019

NISPAcee Journal of Public Administration and Policy

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E-public procurement has a great potential to improve public procurement processes. It helps to increase competitiveness, and the use of digital technologies also minimizes transaction costs for business, increases trust and the transparency of decisions made by public customers. Th e goal of this case study is to analyze the functionalities of the Kazakh e-procurement web portal EPP, to evaluate them in a national and comparative perspective and to propose recommendations with a focus on selected process issues and its cybersecurity in the condition of digital transformation of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Th e analysis of functionalities of EPP from planning to execution of the contract allows it to propose important changes with the potential to increase competitiveness and decrease transaction costs of procurement in the country. Th e specifi c focus is on cybersecurity and proposals how to increase it.

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“…E-government enables a broad pattern for market readiness evaluation and a consolidated e-procurement system designed for adequate GPP monitoring and assessment. Public sector organizations can harmonize with established types of training approaches with online rating tools and preparation material so as to improve the GPP capacity of stakeholders and implementation of GPP standards [8].…”

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confidence: 99%

Environmentally Responsible Behavior and Sustainability Policy Adoption in Green Public Procurement

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Research has identified that there is a paucity of reviews covering green public procurement (GPP) in terms of environmentally responsible behavior and sustainability policy adoption. Using, comprehensively, the most recent (2017–2020) and relevant (Web of Science- and Scopus-indexed) empirical sources, our paper fills the gap in the literature by focusing on the main developing streams of research, that is: How GPP drives the circular economy; GPP of construction and building materials; environmental and supply chain management measures in GPP; the procurement of sustainable innovation; environmental policy objectives of GPP as regards energy, pollution, carbon footprint, and climate change; GPP as an environmental policy mechanism for production and use of sustainable goods and services; and GPP as an integral component of sustainable development and performance. Further investigations can explore hot topics related to the role of GPP in the automated algorithmic decision-making processes taking place in data-driven smart sustainable cities because the harnessing, among other things, of sensing and computing technologies, network connectivity systems, and the Cognitive Internet of Things will fulfill the incessant exigencies of public administration.

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The role of e-government in sustainable public procurement in developing countries: A systematic literature review

Cited by 132 publications

References 72 publications

Social Media-Based E-Government Application Feature

Social Media-Based E-Government Application Feature

Electronic Public Procurement: Process and Cybersecurity Issues

Environmentally Responsible Behavior and Sustainability Policy Adoption in Green Public Procurement

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