..., as well as the absence of governmental actors’ involvement, vary in their importance across different government functions (Cagigas et al., 2021). For example, government applications frequently necessitate more stringent data security requirements, more complex regulatory frameworks...

... Evidence from the study shows that, irrespective of the perceived competitive pressures and perceived benefits of ICT solutions, government‐owned universities are yet to exploit its full potentials in their operations. This behaviour is informed by incessant corrupt practices; irregular energy supply...

... or indirectly by historic geographical conditions, socio‐economic composition, mass political behaviour, governmental institutions and elite behaviour. This approach has been used for cross‐sectional comparisons for policy decisions (Sabatier, 1991). However, a number of researcher have argued its limitations...

...Vishanth Weerakkody; Ramzi El‐Haddadeh; Shafi Al‐Shafi Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore empirically the complexities of e‐government implementation and diffusion from a developing country perspective. Design/methodology/approach An empirical case study using an interview‐based...

...Amir M. Sharif; Zahir Irani Purpose Developments in the world of distributed computing have made possible the successful integration of diverse information systems working in different environments. Electronic government (eGovernment) provides governmental stakeholders with a wealth of information...

.... During the early 1980s, concurrent with the significant evolutions in IT infrastructure described above, governments throughout the world began to experiment with various forms of governmental reform. Many of these efforts sought to apply basic private sector management concepts and techniques...

... profiles. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Internet Government Fuzzy logic Set theory Managing websites efficiently has become a central issue. E‐government, which initially had a difficult time becoming widely accepted by citizens, has recently become very popular because...

..., request or providing incentives or exposure to penalties. Bingham (1976) reports that inter‐governmental influence, including grants, transfers, and technical assistance, has been found to be a significant factor in the adoption of innovations in government organisations. Therefore:P17. Higher...

...Wing Lam Purpose Integration is a critical success factor for achieving a mature level of e‐government. This research seeks to identify barriers to e‐government integration (EGI). Design/methodology/approach Semi‐structured interviews were conducted with 14 consultants with significant...

...Marijn Janssen; Anthony M. Cresswell Purpose Achieving goals of better integrated and responsive government services requires moving away from stand alone applications toward more comprehensive, integrated architectures. As a result there is a mounting pressure to integrate disparate systems...

... by providing them a series of argumentation, decision‐making and knowledge management features. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Decision making Knowledge management Government Greece The concept of e‐Government has recently begun to receive increasing attention, adopting new...

...Jing Zhang; Sharon S. Dawes; Joseph Sarkis Purpose The issue of varying stakeholder expectations has significant implications for successful enterprise information system implementation. This issue becomes more prevalent in e‐government situations where a variety of stakeholders are influenced...

... online. As soon as the first e‐government services were piloted, academic, industrial and governmental conferences and publications around the globe stressed the importance of numerous technical (e.g. integration), social (e.g. digital divide) and economic (e.g. ROI) issues. Over the years, we...

...L. Christian Schaupp; Lemuria Carter Purpose To identify the factors that influence adoption of e‐voting services by citizens between the ages of 18‐24. Design/methodology/approach This study uses Carter and Belanger's (2005) model of e‐government adoption to assess young voters' intention...

... of citizens use the “Gorod” e‐government system to pay for governmental and private services. Many studies of e‐government have focused on the most advanced, most accessible countries in Europe and North America (Curtin et al., 2003). No academic studies have been published that examine e...

...Jyoti Choudrie; Vishanth Weerakkody; Stephen Jones Purpose The considerable success achieved with information and communications technologies (ICTs) within the private sector has influenced various stakeholders (including the government) to link up public sector services with the internet...

...Janice Burn; Greg Robins Looks at an online strategy project at Legal Aid in Western Australia. Begins with an overview of e‐government and the Western Australian Government context, and then discusses the research model and methodology. Gives a background to the case and analyses the change...