E-Government Performance Evaluation with Fuzzy Numbers

Fasanghari, Mehdi; Habibipour, Farzad

doi:10.1109/iacsit-sc.2009.122

Cited by 8 publications

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“…However, e-Government implementation is not straightforward. E-Government is not simply introducing web-based technologies to government, but it is also considered as a complicated social system which covers main social issues [43].…”

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The Critical Success Factors Study for e-Government Implementation

Napitupulu¹

2014

IJCA

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The high failure of e-Government is a motivation to do the research about Success Factors of e-Government implementation. Studying CSFs is an important issue that helps to implement e-Government successfully and to avoid failure. There have been various Success Factors of eGovernment implementation obtained from CSFs Studies by other researcher but gives no overall big picture. In this paper, author wants to synthesize some studies to get a generic model of Success Factor for e-Government implementation. The method used in this study is Meta-Ethnography for synthesizing qualitative findings about 94 studies and 571 CSFs concepts. The result from the study is 55 Synthesized Success factors that Government organization and all parties must pay attention to ones for successful e-Government implementation.

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The Critical Success Factors Study for e-Government Implementation

Napitupulu¹

2014

IJCA

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“…It could be argued that the soft components of e-Governments are people, information, and processes, whereas the hard components are the ICT being used (Potnis 2010). The soft components are likely inspired by social sciences, it covers social issues (Fasanghari and Habibipour 2009), it tends to be subjective, qualitative, and further highlights by the aspects of humanism (Heeks 2006). The hard component is inspired by engineering science, it tends to be objective, quantitative and further highlights by the technical aspects (Heeks 2006).…”

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Modeling e-Livestock Indonesia

Ramadhan

Arymurthy

Sensuse

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Indonesia is always increasing every year. However, Indonesia's national beef supply cannot meet those needs. The import of beef in large numbers likely to remain performed. The government has made various efforts to reduce imports and achieve self-sufficiency in beef. However, the government does not yet have a good identification, registration, documentation, and traceability system, so there is no truly valid data regarding the actual stock condition. Inaccuracy of data can lead to inappropriate policymaking in the livestock sector. Therefore, an e-Government initiative in the form of e-Livestock has been proposed. The definitions and success factors regarding e-Livestock have been revealed in our previous researches. Based on those researches, by using soft system methodology, hermeneutics, focus group discussion, and success factors, the business process models for e-Livestock in Indonesia will be created in this research. Apart from that, various kinds of recommendations for action to solve the problem will also be generated from this research. Those recommendations are about the functional requirement, the identification tool, the location numbering rule, the ownership documentation, the socialization of the e-Livestock, the institutional aspect of e-Livestock, the regulations underlie e-Livestock and the conceptual infrastructure diagram of e-Livestock. All of the business process models produced have been validated and their complexities are also calculated. Most of the business process model is very easy to understand. All the business process models and recommendations generated from this research can be a guide for the government when implementing e-Livestock.

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