A decade of design in digital government research

Fedorowicz, Jane; Dias, Martín

doi:10.1016/j.giq.2009.09.002

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“…Although we have not observed it as an international trend, the use of design science or practice-oriented epistemological perspectives could also provide alternatives, given the lack of theoretical emphasis in Brazilian studies. There are fields of study and researchers that consider it important to develop something practical that can be used by society (Simon, 1996), and Design Science deserves to be mentioned (Fedorowicz and Dias, 2010). As a developing country, Brazil can study eGov in a way that helps governments to improve the The Electronic Journal of Information Systems in Developing Countries www.ejisdc.org use of ICT in public ad-ministration to benefit the public.…”

Section: How To Internationalize Egov Research Conducted In a Developmentioning

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Get into the Club: Positioning a Developing Country in the International e‐Gov Research

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Coelho

Przeybilovicz

2017

E J Info Sys Dev Countries

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The aim of this paper is to suggest alternatives for positioning a developing country in the international eGov research. We conducted a literature review, examining both Brazilian and international publications. We analyzed the domain of collaboration in the field through a social network analysis of authors, institutions and countries. Our study identified that the discussions concerning eGov are predominant; there is more intense collaboration in the network of institutions than of authors; the co-authorship network reflects the existence of a select number of central authors and, not surprisingly, the study of eGov is centralized in the USA and UK. This study complements previous studies and provides further understanding on how authors, institutions and countries cooperate. The findings of the study are not limited to Brazil, other countries that have barriers to internalization of research can benefit from the data.

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Section: How To Internationalize Egov Research Conducted In a Developmentioning

confidence: 99%

Get into the Club: Positioning a Developing Country in the International e‐Gov Research

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Coelho

Przeybilovicz

2017

E J Info Sys Dev Countries

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“…Design research focuses on artifacts as a solution for a problem and possesses a prescriptive character [51], [33], [28], [23]. It emphasizes on how to shape IS in the most suitable manner while meeting specific requirements [17], [51]. In contrast to AR, DR assumes neither any specific client nor joint collaboration between researchers and the client.…”

Section: Action Design Research In Generalmentioning

confidence: 99%

One Stop Government: Stalled Vision or a Matter of Design? - Empirical Findings from Social Services in Germany

Schuppan

Koehl²

2017

Proceedings of the 50th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (2017)

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“…The three principles of the EgovDR model will be applied here to some conducted egov design studies in order to assess the prescriptive value of these principles. Fedorowicz & Dias (2010) to obtain a better grounding of the conducted assessment.…”

Section: Assessment Of Selected E-government Design Studiesmentioning

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E-government design research: Towards the policy-ingrained IT artifact

Goldkuhl

2016

Government Information Quarterly

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This paper investigates whether design research in e-government should be conducted in some special way compared with standard models for design research. It reviews literature in egovernment and design research in order to generate an answer to this research question. The result of this review affirms that the policy character of e-government should determine the way that such design research is conducted. A tentative e-government design research model, consisting of different activities is formulated. This model consists of the following activities: theorizing, policy analysis, workpractice analysis, co-design and co-evaluation of IT artifact and workpractice. Three specific e-government design research principles are formulated: The policy principle, the co-design principle and the theorizing principle. One important result from this paper is the formulation of the concept of the policy-ingrained artifact as an important empirical outcome from e-government design research. A design research case study on social welfare allowances has been used for the generation as well as the validation of the proposed egovernment design research model.

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A decade of design in digital government research

Cited by 31 publications

References 14 publications

Get into the Club: Positioning a Developing Country in the International e‐Gov Research

Get into the Club: Positioning a Developing Country in the International e‐Gov Research

One Stop Government: Stalled Vision or a Matter of Design? - Empirical Findings from Social Services in Germany

E-government design research: Towards the policy-ingrained IT artifact

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