Digital transformation approaches outside the public sector are changing citizens'
expectations of governments' ability to deliver high-value, real-time digital services. In …

Organizational capacity is required to explain what it takes for local governments to succeed
in their digital transformation. However, the current literature largely ignores how local …

Purpose This study aims to examine the association of technology acceptance variables
with the intention of adopting e-government transformation, as defined by four dimensions …

Abstract e‑Government initially began as process where government entities developed
websites and began populating these sites with information. After mastering this information …

The broad definition of metadata is' data about data'or'data that describe data or information'.
In more specific terms,'metadata is data about other data or objects, used to describe …

Community resilience refers to collective efforts to help improve response and recovery for
the entire community in response to disasters. Municipalities that provide information and …

This article presents a systematic literature review of ninety (90) articles (2006–2016) of e-
government evaluation. The aim was to collect, summarize and integrate literature on e …

The quality and quantity of e-participation procedures depend heavily on the acceptance of
the local government employees involved. Based on Venkatesh's unified theory of …

The combination of social, political, and economic changes causing simultaneously
decreasing funding and increasing demand for services is driving nonprofit managers to …

This study investigated the mediating effect of perceived service delivery on the relationship
between e-government and citizens' satisfaction. The survey made in an Ethiopian context …