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Article Dans Une Revue Electronic Government an International Journal Année : 2011

Development and impact of e-government: the intertwined role of e-commerce from a cross-country stakeholder's perspective

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Anchoring our research in stakeholder theory and using secondary data from 100 countries, we examine the role of 'Information Technology (IT) readiness' of primary national stakeholder groups in a nation (i.e., citizens, businesses and governments), in facilitating both ''e-government and e-Commerce development'' in a nation. Furthermore, using the IT impact perspective, we examine the impact of e-government and e-Commerce development on the 'IT usage patterns' of the three identified national stakeholder groups. This study also examines the relationships between e-government and e-commerce in a nation so as to identify the important interdependencies between the two.
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hal-00609532 , version 1 (19-07-2011)

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S. Srivastava, Thompson S.H. Teo. Development and impact of e-government: the intertwined role of e-commerce from a cross-country stakeholder's perspective. Electronic Government an International Journal, 2011, 8 (2/3), pp.144-163. ⟨10.1504/EG.2011.039834⟩. ⟨hal-00609532⟩

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