An assessment of the e-government readiness in the Maldives / Ahmed Haleem

By: Haleem, AhmedPublication details: 2017. Description: X, 78 p. : col. ill. ; 30 cmDDC classification: MIT 352.380285 HAL

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Abstract

The research presented in this dissertation aims to assess the e-government readiness in Maldives. This study seeks to define Governmental requirements that will be necessary for the adoption of an e-Government framework. Furthermore, unlike the existing literature that focuses primarily on technical issues, this study contributes a comprehensive understanding of the core factors challenging a conversion to an e-government model. This study will be critical for the executive personnel in assessing ICT readiness to improve the effectiveness of e-government initiatives.

Key Words:
e-Government Framework, E-Government Readiness, Information Technology

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