Researches in electronic government have indicated a number of organizational barriers that hinder the adoption and implementation of electronic government. This paper proposes a research framework for analysing how organizational barriers influence the adoption and implementation of e-government at local levels. The framework is constructed based on four organizational dimensions; adaptability...

Within the e-government process, needs are identified and people try to come up with ideas for the public sector that will increase the effectiveness as well as lead to cost savings. Consequently, many new electronic services are being developed. As a result, Quality of Service (QoS) becomes an even more critical issue in the domain of electronic services. This paper starts by a general discuss...

Enhanced data services through mobile phones are expected to be soon fully transactional, interactive and embedded with other mobile consumption practices. While private services will continue to take the lead in the mobile data revolution, others such as government and NGOs are becoming more prominent m-players. This paper adopts a qualitative case study approach interpreting micro-level munic...

Many empirical studies find that parties in government on average lose votes. However, few take into account this cost of ruling may not be uniform across parties. Those do present dissimilar results. We investigate whether characteristics and coalitions mediate the effect party incumbency local election Using a large panel data set municipal elections Netherlands enables us to control carefull...

electronic government is a new concept that governments according to level of development implement in different ways. utilizing informational systems in business sections has created potential context for developing electronic government. customer relationship ‎management (crm) is an important system in management that helps to develop electronic government and promote citizenship-based in org...