E-Governance &amp; government on-line in Canada: Partnerships, people &amp; prospects

Allen, Bárbara; Juillet, Luc; Paquet, Gilles; Roy, Jeffrey

doi:10.1016/s0740-624x(01)00063-6

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“…As IT represents a high risk in developing countries, its implementation to bridge the power distance between civil servants and the public must be monitored with higher norms and integrity (8,9). Therefore, the relationship and network developed between the actors, social, and technical aspects involved in the government IT reform must be analyzed to understand the technology roles and challenges in accommodating the social demand and functions of information transparency and accountability.…”

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Socio-technical analysis of Indonesian government e-procurement system implementation: barriers to enhance information transparency and accountability

Fitri

2017

SHS Web Conf.

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E-governance has become increasingly important to deliver better public services, and increase public trust. With a specific focus on eprocurement and the issues of transparency and accountability this research investigates the role and barriers of information technology in enhancing information transparency and accountability to the public, using the actornetwork theory and notion of delegation approach. This research concludes that information technology was delegated to automate the procurement process to increase transparency, accountability and prevent fraud. However, barriers of eliteracy, lack of leadership, reluctance of implementation, and lack of infrastructure created obstacles to attain the goals. This infers that social and technical aspects are interrelated and empower each other to support the technology in enhancing information transparency and accountability. Enhanced collaborative approach between the developers and users in the application development and implementation should be taken on board to enhance e-procurement system implementation quality.

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Socio-technical analysis of Indonesian government e-procurement system implementation: barriers to enhance information transparency and accountability

Fitri

2017

SHS Web Conf.

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“…Both procurement contracts and annual contribution agreements emphasize cost containment as well as a high degree of control, rather than partnership, as a function of public accountability (Allen, Juillet, Paquet, & Roy, 2001). …”

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“…Ansell and Gash (2007) remind us that collaborative governance, involving shared decision-making between governments and external parties, came about as a response to the failures in implementation of top-down initiatives and as a positive response to the growing knowledge and institutional capacity outside government. Allen et al (2001) observed, "nearly everything about the connected (or digital) state requires horizontal governance" (p. 94). They argue that governments have been forced to adapt to horizontal models or risk becoming both irrelevant and inefficient.…”

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Identifying Useful Approaches to the Governance of Indigenous Data

Bruhn¹

2014

iipj

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Questions of data governance occur in all contexts. Arguably, they become especially pressing for data concerning Indigenous people. Long-standing colonial relationships, experiences of vulnerability to decisionmakers, claims of jurisdiction, and concerns about collective privacy become significant in considering how and by whom data concerning Indigenous people should be governed. Also significant is the on going need on the part of governments to access and use such data to plan, monitor, and account for programs involving Indigenous people.This exploratory policy article seeks to inform efforts to improve the governance of data between governments and Indigenous organizations and communities -especially the federal government and First Nations in Canada. It describes a spectrum of models arising from the growing literature on data governance in the corporate and public sectors as well as overarching approaches articulated by Indigenous organizations. After outlining certain practical considerations in negotiating data sharing agreements, the article presents a selection of promising initiatives in indigenous data governance undertaken in Canada, the United States, and Australia.

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“…According to Allen et al (2001), the necessary change in public government can be blocked by an administrative culture that is badly adapted to the digital 94 The International Journal of Digital Accounting Research Vol. 11 world.…”

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From Emerging to Connected E-Government: The Effects of Socioeconomics and Internal Administration Characteristics

Domínguez¹,

Sánchez²,

Álvarez³

2011

IJDAR

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Abstract. The aim of this study is to explain the development of e-government using a new measure of the content, presentation, navigability and interaction of the websites created by public administrations as illustrated in the United Nations 2008 report, Services Delivery by Stages. These results differ from previous empirical analyses, showing that citizens" economic and education levels are not the main factors driving the development of digital administration. On the contrary, the sophisticated design of e-government seems to be linked strongly to the idea of a new public management defined by organizations such as OECD, as well as a North American style of economic development.

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E-Governance & government on-line in Canada: Partnerships, people & prospects

Cited by 175 publications

References 5 publications

Socio-technical analysis of Indonesian government e-procurement system implementation: barriers to enhance information transparency and accountability

Socio-technical analysis of Indonesian government e-procurement system implementation: barriers to enhance information transparency and accountability

Identifying Useful Approaches to the Governance of Indigenous Data

From Emerging to Connected E-Government: The Effects of Socioeconomics and Internal Administration Characteristics

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