A hybrid information system model for trust in e-government initiative adoption in public sector organisation

Ayyash, Mohannad Moufeed; Ahmad, Kamsuriah; Singh, Dalbir

doi:10.1504/ijbis.2012.048889

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“…Next, the IS success is one of the most studied topics in information systems literature (Ayyash et al, 2012). Measuring IS success is considered a critical issue in the IS field.…”

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“…In many cases, IT adoption decisions are further complicated by incompatible and complexity of innovation, uncertainty for risks, lacks organizational readiness, stakeholders' pressure and requirement, regulatory influences, and supplier forces (Ayyash et al, 2012;Hong & Zhu, 2006;Premkumar, 2003;Ramdani et al, 2013;Ramdani et al, 2009). In addition, contextual factors often shape the decisions organizations make with respect to their IT implementation investments.…”

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Performance and Key Factors of Cloud Computing Implementation in the Public Sector

Sallehudin

Aman

Razak

et al. 2021

IJBS

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The reason to explain the cloud computing assimilation, as well as the understanding of the operational performance, still remains unclear. To investigate this issue, this study has examined the assimilation of cloud computing by examining the organization’s implementation of cloud computing and performance in the Malaysian public sector. Grounded by the Diffusion of Innovation Theory (DOI), Technology-Organization-Environment Framework (TOE) and IS Success Model. This study proposes a framework by decomposing Technological characteristic, Organizational characteristics, Environmental characteristics and Human characteristics as factors. A total of 169 agencies from the Malaysian public sector have participated in this study. Data for all the study variables have been collected through self-administered survey questionnaires and analysed using SEM-PLS. The study has shown that the effect of the operational effectiveness of cloud implementation is at a lower level. The study also reveals that factors of relative advantage, compatibility, perceived risks, top management support, and organizational readiness are found to have a significant effect on cloud computing implementation. However, both external support and government regulations are not significant to the cloud computing implementation in the Malaysian public sector. The results indicate that the model provides a good understanding of the factors that influence the implementation of cloud computing as well as operational performance.

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“…Next, the IS success is one of the most studied topics in information systems literature (Ayyash et al, 2012). Measuring IS success is considered a critical issue in the IS field.…”

Section: Theoretical Foundationmentioning

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confidence: 99%

Performance and Key Factors of Cloud Computing Implementation in the Public Sector

Sallehudin

Aman

Razak

et al. 2021

IJBS

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“…It is agreed that having a "one-off" implementation policy also creates a challenge to the integration initiative as there is no sustainability plan made [27]. Hence, imposing a legislative reformation and data sharing policy to overcome the fear of data misuse, data custodian and trust issues among the users and organization have become the recommendations which had been discussed by [22]- [24], [28], [29]. In addition to having a legislative binding the implementation, [24] proposed that the government of the organization should prepare a road map or strategic plan blue print to assist the data integration implementation.…”

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Diagnosing the Issues and Challenges in Data Integration Implementation in Public Sector

Hassan¹,

Ahmad²,

Salehuddin³

2020

Int. J. Adv. Sci. Eng. Inf. Technol.

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A reliable data is like the oxygen to the application systems. It keeps the application systems breathing and producing meaningful information for day to day operation and decision-making purpose in an organization. The increasing demand of reliable data in day to day operation sparks a big challenge in data integration implementation in many domains including public sector. Through a successful data integration implementation, a trustable non duplicate data will be provided to the stakeholders. Public sector as a domain which solely rely on creating value through services to the stakeholders critically in needs of reliable data to serve the reliable information to the stakeholders. However, there is lack of research being done in diagnosing the issues and challenges of data integration implementation in public sector. It is crucial to identify the issues and challenges so that we could come out with the best recommendation to ensure the feasibleness of data integration in public sector. Thus, this research had explored the issues and challenges in data integration implementation in public sector. Data has been collected using the qualitative method through the content analysis and expert interview approaches. Four main issues and challenges were identified, namely; (1) lack of management and organization support, (2) policy, standard and politics, (3) human resource incapability, and (4) lack of governance. The finding of this research enlightens the issues and challenges in data integration implementation in public sector and offers the opportunity for future work to propose the solutions to overcome the identified issues and challenges.

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“…Also, Hidayanto et al (2015) categorized influential factors of knowledge sharing behavior as individual factors, technological factors and contextual factors, and found information quality, the norm of reciprocity, the expectation outcomes, the enjoyment in helping others and the interpersonal trust are the significant influential factors on knowledge Author sharing behaviour. Trust is also important for successful online interactions and acts as an important role for many web-based companies (Ayyash et al, 2012) Based on the SNS literature, there are some recent concerns of privacy, personal identity and security and information overload with SNS, which might limit their adoption by individuals and organizations. Brandtzaeg et al (2010) indicated that public and private information privacy and information overload (oversharing) is a major concern about SNS designs.…”

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Barriers and benefits of using social networking sites versus face-to-face meetings for sharing knowledge in professional societies

Al‐Busaidi

Ragsdell

Dawson

2017

IJBIS

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A hybrid information system model for trust in e-government initiative adoption in public sector organisation

Cited by 19 publications

References 77 publications

Performance and Key Factors of Cloud Computing Implementation in the Public Sector

Performance and Key Factors of Cloud Computing Implementation in the Public Sector

Diagnosing the Issues and Challenges in Data Integration Implementation in Public Sector

Barriers and benefits of using social networking sites versus face-to-face meetings for sharing knowledge in professional societies

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