Assessing Readiness for e-Government Enterprise Architecture in a Developing Economy – Towards an Integrated Maturity Model

Nakakawa, Agnes; Proper, Henderik A.; Tulinayo, F.P.; Namagembe, Flavia; Overbeek, Sietse

doi:10.1109/edocw52865.2021.00059

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“…While this may be suitable for shorter-term projects, sustaining stable requirements over an extended period for large-scale and long-lasting E-Government initiatives to meet public needs is a formidable task. Long-lasting E-Government initiatives may be affected by different factors, such as minimizing system redundancy and waste [13,14], compliance with regulatory and environmental standards [15,16], feedback loops and continuous improvement [17,18], data security, and privacy considerations [19,20].…”

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Evaluating the Role of Requirements Engineering Practices in the Sustainability of Electronic Government Solutions

Alzayed

2024

Sustainability

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The efficacy of electronic government (E-Government) initiatives relies significantly on requirements engineering (RE). Every government wants sustainable solutions in the implementation of E-Government projects. The current research has adopted a mix of research methods. After conducting a comprehensive systematic literature review (SLR), the author conducted a case study to evaluate the proposed model. This research conducts an SLR of the contemporary literature on the success and failure factors of E-Government projects. Additionally, there is an association between the failure factors and the utilization of RE practices. A comprehensive search of electronic databases yielded a total of 71 pertinent articles. After meticulous screening and quality assessment, the data were extracted for analysis. A total of 62 papers were eventually selected. The SLR addressed the distinct hurdles encountered by government bodies. The findings indicated a positive relationship between the utilization of RE practices and the attainment of project success. Various aspects, such as project management practices, stakeholder engagement, and effective communication, were identified as factors that can reduce failures in E-Government projects. The deficiencies observed in E-Government initiatives were linked to inadequacies in implementing RE practices. The other issues identified were insufficient requirement elicitation, limited stakeholder involvement, and inadequate validation and verification of requirements. This study also presented a conceptual framework illustrating the difficulties in E-Government and the practices of RE. Statistical data analysis techniques were employed to examine this conceptual framework. This study suggests that managers examine and evaluate their E-Government project failure reasons and factors on a periodic basis to sustain and continuously enhance E-Government project success.

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Evaluating the Role of Requirements Engineering Practices in the Sustainability of Electronic Government Solutions

Alzayed

2024

Sustainability

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“…Some people refer to this practice as a form of e-government. However, the benefits of e-government are in line with the challenges * Corresponding author : muhammadfarid@unesa.ac.id of e-readiness in government institutions to take advantage of existing opportunities (Khawan, 2021;Nakakawa et al, 2021;Yera et al, 2020).…”

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Study of E-Readiness: Integration of SDGS Indicators in Village Development Planning in Malo District, Bojonegoro Regency

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The government has implemented various digital-based data applications for village development. Unfortunately, the use of this technology by village officials is still a challenge. Using the Strategy, Technology, Organization, People and Environment (STOPE) framework, this research is measuring the E-readiness of the village apparatus in using the Village SDGs data for development planning as well as to explore how the village apparatus is ready to synergize various digital-based applications in village development planning. The concept of E-readiness is the ability of the government and its citizens to take advantage of the potential of information and communication technology in governance process. This research uses the descriptive method. The research was conducted in seven villages in the Malo district, Bojonegoro regency. The results showed that the readiness of village government officials to manage data is promising. Some of the village government Readiness subdomains in the STOPE framework have achieved good results (ready and very ready). However, some sub-domains have not yet reached the ready category in integrating SDGs data in development planning and programs.

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Assessing Requirements Engineering Practices' Impact on Electronic Government Solution Sustainability

Alzayed

2024

2024 4th International Conference on Innovative Research in Applied Science, Engineering and Technology (IRASET)

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Assessing Readiness for e-Government Enterprise Architecture in a Developing Economy – Towards an Integrated Maturity Model

Cited by 3 publications

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Evaluating the Role of Requirements Engineering Practices in the Sustainability of Electronic Government Solutions

Evaluating the Role of Requirements Engineering Practices in the Sustainability of Electronic Government Solutions

Study of E-Readiness: Integration of SDGS Indicators in Village Development Planning in Malo District, Bojonegoro Regency

Assessing Requirements Engineering Practices' Impact on Electronic Government Solution Sustainability

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