Building a Regional Structure of an Information Society on the Basis of e-Administration

Ziemba, Ewa; Olszak, Celina M.

doi:10.28945/1622

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“…The concept of striving for sustainable development of society in relation to information and communication technologies (ICT) sets goals in dimensions such as (Ziemba, 2016;Elliott, 2006;Hopwood et al, 2005):…”

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confidence: 99%

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2023

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The purpose of the article is to answer the question of how the challenges and problems of climate change translate into the realm of institutional solutions and strategic management at the local level. Design/methodology/approach: The article uses the method of analysis and criticism of the literature, making an analytical-synthetic account of the state of knowledge to date on the topic presented. In terms of processing the collected data, inductive and deductive, descriptive and monographic reasoning methods were used. Findings: Long-term strategies and investments in climate change adaptation as part of strategic management at the local level are essential to protect residents and urban infrastructure from the negative consequences of extreme weather. Practical implications: The presented study can help local government units make effective decisions related to environmental management at the local level. Social implications: The analysis presented can help in the process of identifying the benefits of strategic management with climate change adaptation issues. Originality/value: The presented study represents a new approach to interpreting the assumptions of environmental management systems in the context of supporting climate change adaptation activities from the perspective of strategic management in organizations and local government units.

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confidence: 99%

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2023

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“…The new policies of promotion of "intelligent management model", which means striving to build information service system with features of "richening peasants, benefitting peasants, conveniencing farmers and delighting farmers", are just supporting and responding the public services digitalized and creating and/or providing digital services. Simultaneously, it is assumed that raising the number and usefulness of digital services is possible through the expansion of public interoperability platforms as well as integration and promotion of electronic information about the new rural community [9].…”

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SWOT Analysis of Chinese Rural Information Society Policies

Zhou

2014

AMM

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This paper presents an analysis of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) for Chinese rural information society development (CRISD) policies in terms of its missions and strategies. After briefly describing the institutional and information society development contexts, the paper draws on literature reviews and questionnaires survey to list of SWOT factors for CRISD. These findings could be used to help adjust the next step work to support decision making for rural information society construction and to provide a valuable reference for other investors who are planning to invest in information society programs in China’s rural regions. This article presents valuable missions and strategic goals through the SWOT analysis for realizing information society development in Chinese rural areas.

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“…According to Ziemba (2016), the use and development of information and communication technologies (ICT) is a key barrier that affects the functioning of the information society in any country. The application of e-government is generally aimed at three main areas: e-administration, which involves the automation and computerization of administrative functions to improve internal processes, departments and functions; e-services, which deliver automatic services and establish connections between governments and citizens; and e-democracy, which seeks to enhance the relationship between citizens and their governments by leveraging digital technologies.…”

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Approach using interpretive structural model and MICMAC analysis for identifying barriers influencing e-administration implementation in Egypt

Hassan

2023

DPRG

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Purpose This study aims to identify and analyze the key barriers that obstruct the effective implementation of Egypt’s e-administration. Design/methodology/approach Based on a literature review and experts’ opinions, 14 key barriers were identified and classified into dependent, independent and linkage barriers using interpretive structural modeling with the help of MICMAC analysis. Findings Resistance to change, lack of HR specialized in information and communication technologies and lack of financial support were found to be the most crucial driving barriers to implementing e-administration developments. Originality/value To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this study is the first to investigate the barriers to e-administration in Egypt using these methods and is expected to provide useful contributions to help decision-makers better understand e-administration implementation barriers in Egypt.

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Building a Regional Structure of an Information Society on the Basis of e-Administration

Cited by 7 publications

References 31 publications

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SWOT Analysis of Chinese Rural Information Society Policies

Approach using interpretive structural model and MICMAC analysis for identifying barriers influencing e-administration implementation in Egypt

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