This paper applies the technology acceptance model to explore the digital divide and
transformational government (t-government) in the United States. Successful t-government is …

Throughout the last decade, user involvement in e-Government service design has been
virtually non-existent. Over time, e-Government experts began to realize that these services …

Abstract Digitally-Enabled Service Transformation (DEST) projects in public sector
institutions are viewed as a choice of strategic response towards changes in policy. Such …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to explore empirically the complexities of e‐
government implementation and diffusion from a developing country perspective …

In a quest to offer better services to both citizens and businesses throughout Africa, efforts to
adopt e‐government projects are gaining momentum. As a result of this, there is a need for …

Trust, which has been found to be a significant facilitator for the adoption and usage of new
business paradigms like e-commerce, is relatively unexplored in the context of e …

Purpose–This paper aims to present a case study on the public value of the e‐Sri Lanka
program. Four major dimensions of public value creation through e‐government including …

E-Government strategies, investments, project selection, and implementations are
influenced by value positions deeply enshrined in the traditions of public administration …

E-government is believed to be vibrant in developing the public sectors around the globe, as
it assures more accountability and transparency. Jordan, as a developing country, has …

E-government is a new wave in the information revolution. More and more governments
around the world pursue this phenomenon hoping to reduce costs, improve services for …