Individual Acceptance of e-Government: A Literature Review
Proceeding: The Second International Conference on Informatics Engineering & Information Science (ICIEIS)Publication Date: 2013-11-12
Authors : Tony Dwi Susanto;
Page : 334-342
Keywords : E-government; Individual Acceptance; Adoption Factors; Literature Review.;
Abstract
In order to develop more acceptable e-government services, government needs to understand the factors influencing citizens to use the services. This paper reviews prior studies on acceptable e-government services and accepting users of e-government services. Demographic characteristics of the users, the impact of culture, and the psychological factors for using e-government services are discussed. By understanding and measuring the adoption factors, government may predict acceptance of a new e-government service, evaluate an existing e-government service, and improve acceptance of the service by defining and running management strategies.
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