Organizational Adaptation to Sustain Information Technology: The Case of E‑Government in Developing Countries

Authors

  • Nurdin Nurdin
  • Rosemary Stockdale
  • Helana Scheepers

Keywords:

eGovernment adoption, technology acceptance model, culture, Jordan

Abstract

Increasingly governments around the world have realized the imperative of providing the public with not only improved government information and services but also improved public governance, transparency and accountability through eGovernment services. Ho

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Published

1 Oct 2012

Issue

Vol. 10 No. 1 (2012)

Section

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