E- Transformation in Public Sector: Global Perspective on Social and Cultural Issues

Haider, Abrar; Satirah, Wan; Saman, Wan Mohd

doi:10.5171/2012.295931

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“…E-commerce has connected individuals, nations, and organisations in developed nations, allowing them to conduct business internationally. (Haider and Saman, 2012) [22] . As a result, the businesses had more chances to conduct business and advance technology.…”

Section: E-commerce In Developed Countriesmentioning

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E-Commerce and possible challenges in developing countries

2023

Asian J. Manage. Commerce

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It is impossible to realise the overall objective of realising the vision without the coordinated efforts of all the sectors. The current study attempted to highlight the perspectives of e-commerce and various challenges faces by the online consumers. This study includes various factors like Government policies, Trust, security and privacy, and awareness. This study demonstrates the significant challenges that e-commerce businesses face in relation to security and privacy, highlighting the enormity of the issue when it comes to internet usage. It can be said that the greater the difficulties that consumers face when conducting business online, the less of an impact e-commerce will have on the national economy. It can be said that the greater the difficulties that consumers face when conducting business online, the less of an impact e-commerce will have on the national economy. This indicates that the difficulties faced in the process of developing online technology are obstacles to the expansion of e-commerce as well as the expansion of the economy. This indicates that the difficulties faced in the process of developing online technology are obstacles to the expansion of e-commerce as well as the expansion of the economy. Overall, it can be concluded that the main obstacles in developing countries are illiteracy, inadequate infrastructure, poor internet service provider offerings, electricity shortages, and a lack of bank and government support in relation to the use of ICT in business.

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Section: E-commerce In Developed Countriesmentioning

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E-Commerce and possible challenges in developing countries

2023

Asian J. Manage. Commerce

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“…As an advanced form of e-government innovation, digitalization has been identified as an initiative to reform internal public administration activities in order to promote efficiency and integration (Haider & Saman, 2012). However, e-government research on developing countries has focused more on external interactions such as…”

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Institutional Barriers to Digitalization of Government Budgeting in Developing Countries: A Case Study of Ghana

Effah

Nuhu

2017

E J Info Sys Dev Countries

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This paper aims to understand how and why institutional barriers constrain digitalization of government budgeting in a developing country context. E-Government studies that specifically focus on public sector budgeting as a cross-agency activity remain limited. While the dominant research focus has been on government interactions with citizens and businesses, budgeting as a significant cross-agency process is yet to receive the necessary research attention. To address this gap, this study employed institutional theory as the analytical lens and qualitative, interpretive case study as the methodology to investigate a government budgeting digitalization project and related challenges in the developing country context of Ghana. The findings show that outdated laws and the culture of paper document flows were institutional barriers to the budgeting digitalization. Other barriers included nonuse of an integrated system implementation approach as well as inadequate and unreliable online access for all the participating units. The originality of the paper lies in its focus on government budgeting as a significant e-government research phenomenon.

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E- Transformation in Public Sector: Global Perspective on Social and Cultural Issues

Cited by 2 publications

References 31 publications

E-Commerce and possible challenges in developing countries

E-Commerce and possible challenges in developing countries

Institutional Barriers to Digitalization of Government Budgeting in Developing Countries: A Case Study of Ghana

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