Implementation of e-Government in Arab countries: A literature review

AL-Zuabi, Haifa Fahad; Mahmud, Murni

doi:10.1109/icriis.2011.6125735

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“…More importantly, the users miss much in-formation provided in the main portal. E-Government portal have to be secure at various levels or stages in the e-government [6] as well as a successful e-government structure should be completely able to do everything they want to do with their government through one e-government portal [9]. This explains that the front part of the portal, which connects the users with the portal, is not helping the users to perform their tasks [7].…”

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Usability Principles Make Iraqi E-Government Portal More Accessible

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This paper reports on an initiative that redesigns the Iraqi portal. The new set of features were determined by comparatively study the famous highly-accessed portals. Additionally, the features were determined based on usability principles. Based on the gathered features, the portal, which is named Iraqi e-government portal (Ie-gP) was designed and developed. Then, users were let to experience the portal and their feedback were gathered through an adapted instrument. The results reveal that the Ie-gP is perceived useful and easy to use. This further leads to a high access to the Ie-gP.

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Section: Results Of the Preliminary Studymentioning

confidence: 99%

Usability Principles Make Iraqi E-Government Portal More Accessible

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“…Title is still known about the quality evaluation of the portals, particularly, the Saudi ministry of labor. Most of the portal users are not satisfied by the inadequate and low quality of services provided by the portal [20,21,26].…”

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“…The use of IT efficiently is in consonance with the Saudi There are different definitions of E-government, one of which is the intention of the government to use the technology, predominantly, internet, to making the access to, and delivery of, government information and service to citizens, traders, employees, organizations and many other government bodies [3]. Knowledge explosion and information technology era brought by the internet arouse the government interest globally to look at an easy way in providing services and information for the citizens [26]. E-government has been classified into four major categories.…”

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