A path analytic model and measurement of the business value of e-government: An international perspective

Badri, Masood; Alshare, Khaled A.

doi:10.1016/j.ijinfomgt.2006.10.004

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“…Specifically, the search facility of e-government is positively associated with new business development, which can lead to economic growth and employment opportunities in the counties (Thompson, Rust, & Rhoda, 2005). Previous studies have also reported cost savings, improved service quality, and shorter turnaround times for businesses, particularly start-ups due to the implementation of e-government (Badri & Alshare, 2008). The research also shows that the length of time a county website has been in existence is a significant determinant of website sophistication.…”

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confidence: 69%

A Study of the Determinants of County E-Government in the United States

Manoharan

2012

The American Review of Public Administration

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As governments rapidly adopt information and communication technologies to improve their service delivery, the study of e-government has emerged as an important area of research in public administration. Researchers have studied various aspects of e-government, including the factors associated with its adoption at state and municipals levels. Literature provides limited information related specifically to counties' adoption of e-government in the United States, and although some researchers have studied the effect of institutional and contextual factors in particular states, none have studied their influence on counties nationwide. Based on a survey of county administrators primarily responsible for e-government services and a content analysis of counties' official websites, this research examines the role of institutional, contextual, and socioeconomic factors on e-government adoption at the county level in the United States.

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Section: Research and Policy Implicationsmentioning

confidence: 69%

A Study of the Determinants of County E-Government in the United States

Manoharan

2012

The American Review of Public Administration

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“…Therefore, improving business satisfaction with public service delivery is very important for economic development (Ubaldi, 2011). E-government can be used as a tool to promote economic development, since it will enable businesses to more effectively transact with government (Badri & Alshare, 2008).…”

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Business perceptions and satisfaction with e-government: Findings from a Canadian survey

Reddick

Roy

2013

Government Information Quarterly

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“…According to them, this is how a modern e-Gov should look like. Government of Dubai is also pushed toward the seamless integration stage through the single portal which signifies total amalgamation between government agencies [40].…”

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“…Moreover, Schubert and Hausler [17] confirm that it is very essential for government to provide quick processing of business registration and wider access to information and advisers. Moreover, Badri and Alshare [40] also suggest a direct relationship between new businesses generation and the use of e-Gov services which can effectively reduce time and cost of establishing a new business. Hence, authorities should continuously exercise ways to decline the administrative costs, time and burden.…”

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Entrepreneurism and e-government in Finland

Zeleti

Ojo

Uusitalo

2013

Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Theory and Practice of Electronic Governance

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Entrepreneurship is generally considered as central to economic development. Therefore, decisions by government to directly support entrepreneurs with Electronic Government (e-Gov) services can have significant impact on economic development. Given the current downward trend in new entrepreneur numbers in many countries, e-Gov services may arguably be best targeted at promotion and lowering of barriers in establishing new businesses. However, delivering effective e-Gov services to entrepreneurs in starting new businesses will require concrete knowledge of entrepreneurial needs on one hand and the barriers to entry and challenges on the other hand. Unfortunately, research dedicated to the real needs of entrepreneurs with respect to e-Gov services is limited. This work fills this knowledge gap through a study of the e-Gov related factors that could contribute to lowering the barriers to entry for new entrepreneurs. Based on the analysis of the information gathered from a series of structured and semistructured interviews involving 36 fresh entrepreneurs in Finland, we identified four factors related to e-Gov services which could lower the barrier to entrepreneurship.

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A path analytic model and measurement of the business value of e-government: An international perspective

Cited by 50 publications

References 79 publications

A Study of the Determinants of County E-Government in the United States

A Study of the Determinants of County E-Government in the United States

Business perceptions and satisfaction with e-government: Findings from a Canadian survey

Entrepreneurism and e-government in Finland

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