Critical Factors for Successful Implementation of E-governance Programs: A Case Study of HUDA

Goel, Sameer; Dwivedi, Rajeev; Sherry, Arun Mohan

doi:10.1007/s40171-013-0021-1

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“…-organization and institutional forms for public innovation support (Ertmer, Ottenbreit-Leftwich 2010;EUFP 2013;Goel et al 2012;Luke et al 2010;Minogue 2005;Fung, Wright 2001;Gavin, Muers 2002;MacPherson 2001;Straits 2002;Sherwood 2002); -the role and models of public innovation support in fostering innovation in business (Naštase 2013; Noor Al-Jedaiah 2010; Barrett, Hill 1984;Braczyk et al 1998;Miles 2004;Earl 2004;Tan 2004;Melnikas 2005);…”

Section: Previous Research Of Public Innovation Support Impact Assessmentioning

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Impact Assessment of Public Innovation Support in European Economic Area

Vilys

Jakubavičius

Žemaitis

2015

Business, Management and Education

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The object of this paper is related to the public innovation support in Euro-pean Economic Area and its effectiveness assessment. Main aim of the re-search presented in this paper is to propose new model for public innovation support effectiveness assessment, which could be relevant to the contempo-rary needs and would be based on new explored practice of public innova-tion support developments. The methods of comparative, regression, model-ling analysis, multi-criteria evaluation, analogy search, logical abstraction and impact evaluation have been applied for the research presented in this paper. Proposed original system of quantitative and qualitative indicators that characterize any public innovation support system (public innovation support index) enables creation and implementation of measures devoted to the public innovation support impact improvement at EU and national level.

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Section: Previous Research Of Public Innovation Support Impact Assessmentioning

confidence: 99%

Impact Assessment of Public Innovation Support in European Economic Area

Vilys

Jakubavičius

Žemaitis

2015

Business, Management and Education

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“…Some scientific research has been made to identify the effects of public innovation support measures nevertheless this research remains fragmented. By referring to the current state of art in supporting innovation by different public actions the main research areas are as follows: − organisational and institutional forms for public innovation support (Ertmer & Ottenbreit-Leftwich, 2010;EUFP, 2013;Goel, 2012;Luke, 2010;Minogue, 2005;Fung & Wright, 2001;Gavin & Muers, 2002;MacPherson, 2001;Straits, 2002;Sherwood, 2002); − the role and models of public innovation support in fostering innovation in business (Naštase, 2013;Noor, 2010;Barrett & Hill, 1984;Braczyk, Cooke, & Heidenreich, 1998;Miles, 2004;Earl, 2004;Tan, 2004;Melnikas, 2005); − public sector as a main developer of innovations. The paradigm of full governmental involvement for the generation and dissemination of innovation (Pacharapha & Ractham, 2012;Rutkauskas & Račinskaja, 2013;Bhatta, 2003;Cainelli, Evangelista, & Savona, 2004); − provision of innovation support services in line with other public measures.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…As a direct impact of the economic crisis, the innovation gap in the EU risks to be widened again. The need of new approaches for the assessment of public innovation support is caused by: − limited understanding on how to assess the relevance of public innovation support schemes and their adjustment to the needs of businesses and public interest (EUFP, 2013;Goel, 2012); − limited effectiveness of public innovation support (Luke, 2010); − lack of an indicator systems suitable for the comparative analysis of complex public innovation support systems at national levels and at EU level; − absence of theoretical background which could justify the creation and development of complex public innovation support systems relevant to the national socio-economic challenges.…”

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Public Innovation Support Index for Impact Assessment in the European Economic Area

Vilys

Jakubavičius

Žemaitis

2015

EBER

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The object of this research is public innovation support in the European Economic Area and its effectiveness assessment. The main aim is to propose a new model for public innovation support effectiveness assessment, adjusted to contemporary needs and based on practice of public innovation support development. Research Design & Methods: The methods of comparative, cluster, regression, modelling analysis, multi-criteria evaluation, analogy search, logical abstraction and impact evaluation have been applied for the research presented in this paper. Findings: The paper conceptualizes a new model for the assessment of public innovation support. It is based on theoretical argumentation and practical verification. Its structure is based on new solutions and quantitative assessment methods. Implications & Recommendations: The analysis of the proposed model applicability revealed important patterns for the public innovation support impact assessment. Findings suggest that the increase of public innovation support index is a necessary but insufficient condition for the growth of the countries innovation index. The impact of public innovation support occurs only in the long run, as the delay of the effect exists. Contribution & Value Added: The proposed system of quantitative and qualitative indicators that characterize any public innovation support system (public innovation support index) enables the creation and implementation of measures devoted to the public innovation support impact improvement at EU and national level. The practical application of the suggested model is significant for the effectiveness improvement of public innovation support at EU institutions.

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“…The results from the analysis of internal and external factors can be used for the targeted fostering of innovations and their application in several ways. In the broadest sense, innovations can be applied in four ways (Huang et al, 2009;Savaya et al, 2009;Goel et al, 2012;Alam et al, 2013): statically (transferring the existing knowledge); dynamically (learning collectively); formally (according to the rules and regulations); informally (communication ways).…”

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Integral Knowledge, Innovation and Technology Cluster Formation Nurturing the Universal Development Sustainability in the Context of Globalization

Rutkauskas¹,

Raudeliūnienė²,

Račinskaja³

2014

E&S

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Purpose-the main objective of this paper is to reveal the positive interaction of regional economy, the universal sustainable development and integral cluster of knowledge, innovation and technologies in the context of globalization processes, when the management of uncertainty and risk becomes the extremely important component for the successful realization of the country's development strategic decisions. Design/methodology/approach-this paper examines a particular strategy of universally sustainable development of small country, when the main search instrument and implementation technology of universally sustainable development is the integral cluster of knowledge, innovation and technologies. Findings and Originality-this paper presents the original concept of integral cluster of knowledge, innovation and technologies and formulates the concept and principles of optimization of integral cluster valued structure. Experimental approaches of investment strategy formation for universal sustainability of country development is made for the Republic of Lithuania.

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Critical Factors for Successful Implementation of E-governance Programs: A Case Study of HUDA

Cited by 37 publications

References 15 publications

Impact Assessment of Public Innovation Support in European Economic Area

Impact Assessment of Public Innovation Support in European Economic Area

Public Innovation Support Index for Impact Assessment in the European Economic Area

Integral Knowledge, Innovation and Technology Cluster Formation Nurturing the Universal Development Sustainability in the Context of Globalization

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