2020
DOI: 10.4018/ijegr.2020010103
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Theoretical Approach for Instrument Development in Measuring User-Perceived E-Government Service Quality

Abstract: The quality of e-government services plays a vital role in the effective interaction of users/citizens with e-government portals, and it also improves governments' efficiency and responsiveness as per users' expectations. The objective of this study is to develop an instrument to measure perceived e-government service quality by applying a three-steps approach for models validation; conceptualization, design, and normalization; it was validated with Oman e-government service users. In this article, eight main … Show more

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“…The security of e-government services is recognized as a significant factor in the perceived E-SQ (Al-Busaidi et al , 2016; Chiravuri and Al Ahmed, 2016; Al Balushi and Ali, 2020; Al-Zahrani, 2020). However, despite the availability of e-government services, there is a low adoption rate by users.…”
Section: Research Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The security of e-government services is recognized as a significant factor in the perceived E-SQ (Al-Busaidi et al , 2016; Chiravuri and Al Ahmed, 2016; Al Balushi and Ali, 2020; Al-Zahrani, 2020). However, despite the availability of e-government services, there is a low adoption rate by users.…”
Section: Research Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An extensive amount of research was conducted from various domains (services, marketing, information systems, e-government) to measure service quality and various scales and models, frameworks were also proposed by different scholars as summarized by [4,5] covering the domain of service quality, e-service quality and e-government quality.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%