...” OR “government” OR “public administration” OR “e-government”) AND (“determinants” OR “barriers” OR “enablers” OR “factors”). Only peer-reviewed journal articles written in English, published within the last 15 years, and explicitly addressing AI adoption in governmental settings were retained...

... et al., 2020). The relationship between perceived corruption and political trust is a delicate interplay that significantly influences the functioning of democratic system of government. Perceived corruption, rooted in the subjective beliefs and opinions citizens hold about the prevalence...

... engagement and communication with followers provides for improved relationships and reinforces other government strategies (Silva et al., 2019). Furthermore, effective messaging builds trust and confidence in governmental operations and response capability as well as promoting desirable outcomes...

... illuminates the possibility of risk culture in regulating the EORM in the governmental general planning process using the experiment as the research method and provides different facets in the application of risk culture in the government, where the focus is on policy-making, budgeting and planning aspects...

... efficiency in governmental services (Gagliardi et al., 2017). Blockchain can probably be considered in public services payment, without the need for central validation (Visvizi and Lytras, 2019). For example, the Dutch Government is exploring blockchain in several pilot projects, such as digital...

... (henceforth “system”) and the life science sector (henceforth “sector”). Politically, the challenges facing health-care systems in the UK has been noted at a national (Gov UK, 2017) and devolved governmental (WAG, 2018) level. There is growing recognition of active NHS engagement with stakeholders...

... in the context of international security at the united nations ”, Transforming Government: People, Process and Policy , doi: 10.1108/TG-01-2020-0007 . Surdej , A. (2020), “ Multilateralism and international governmental organizations: principles and instruments ”, Transforming Government: People...

... using AI, Indian Government strategy reports on AI, literature studies, different policies implemented on AI in different locations and other relevant documents. After those studies, a charter of recommendation has been provided. This will help the authority to frame the AI policy for India. Findings...

...” perspective of this topic. The literature observes that, in the context of integrated e-government services, data standards are necessary to improve the maturity level of e-government services (Lam, 2005) and that data-exchange standards can increase the information flow through governmental institutions...

... computer-literate technical support staff. It has also included facilitating inter-Governmental collaboration on the sharing of information through ICTs, the establishment of standards across government institutions and initiatives such as Government Wide Area Network (GovNet) to facilitate...

...Amritesh; Subhas C. Misra; Jayanta Chatterjee Purpose The article aims to identify the possibility of contextual shift in traditional notions of e‐government service environment. The authors propose the existence of a new institutional entity as core service providers in addition to the government...

... This article originally appeared in Volume 4 Number 3, 2010, Transforming Government: People, Process and Policy © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 --> Government Information systems Innovation Communication technologies User studies Cambodia Article...

...Shirish C. Srivastava Purpose The purpose of this viewpoint is to provide a framework for future research on e‐government impact. Design/methodology/approach Using a concise review of major e‐government studies, we present a value framework for assessing the impact of e‐government...

..., is the case of customs where only governmental bodies are entitled to levy duty. Even though there has been a general move towards applying market‐oriented mechanisms in government (Osborne and Gaebler, 1992 ; Box, 1999), public sector activities do not play the same role as in businesses. The mechanisms...

...Christopher G. Reddick Purpose This paper aims to examine citizen interaction with e‐government using three e‐participation models. The two major research questions of this paper are: what is the current level of e‐participation in the USA?; and what factors explain why citizens participate...

...Dibakar Ray; Umesh Gulla; Shefali S. Dash; M.P. Gupta Purpose The purpose of this paper is to present such an analytical framework for analyzing Government Interoperability Frameworks (GIFs) and to do a comparative analysis of a set of GIFs using the analytical framework. Based on the comparative...

.... Consequently, the individual is both enhanced and limited by the “travel of ideas” in the form of the reuse of existing functionality. Originality/value This paper puts forward the view that the requirement specifications for public portals are part of the emergent formation of an e‐governance relationship...

...Alexander Prosser; Kanishka Karunasena; Hepu Deng; Mohini Singh Purpose This paper aims to present a case study on the public value of the e‐Sri Lanka program. Four major dimensions of public value creation through e‐government including the delivery of public services, the achievement of outcomes...

...‐governmental changes have been very slow, ad hoc and plagued by poor planning, inadequate application of strategic management principles, and weak leadership (Moon, 2002 ; Kunstelj and Vintar, 2004 ; Suri, 2005). This has resulted in dismal rate of success of e‐government projects, especially...

... (General Accounting Office, 2005). ICT will be considered as facilitating element to reduce costs. The economic crisis and concerns about social welfare and equity will lead to further calls for greater government intervention. At the same time, other non‐governmental actors may be seen as having...