Enacting Electronic Government Success: An Integrative Study of Government-wide Websites, Organizational Capabilities, and Institutions (Integrated Series in Information Systems Book 31)
This integrative study explores electronic government success through three connected perspectives: government-wide websites, organizational capabilities, and institutions. It offers readers an academic framework for considering how technology, organizations, and institutional contexts intersect within public-sector information systems.
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Enacting Electronic Government Success presents an integrative study of electronic government success.
The book focuses on government-wide websites and their relationship to organizational capabilities.
It also considers the role of institutions in shaping electronic government outcomes.
Designed for readers interested in information systems, government, and public administration, this volume brings these perspectives together in a single study.
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