Transforming Government: People, Process and Policy
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The polyphony of deviance: the impact of deviant workplace behavior on digital transformation
Johan Magnusson, Fredrik Carlsson, Marcus Matteby, Pamela Ndanu Kisembo, Daiva BrazauskaiteThe purpose of this study is to explore the impact of deviant workplace behavior on digital transformation in the public sector. This contributes to the current literature on…
Toward a data culture model for local governments: conceptualization and insights from Belgium
Mathieu Lega, Antoine Clarinval, Corentin Burnay, Isabelle Linden, Annick CastiauxDespite the current attention toward the concept of data culture, a commonly accepted scope and definition is currently lacking. Addressing this conceptual fuzziness would be…
IT integration implementation in e-government public sector in developing countries: a systematic literature review and model development
Adamu Sa'ad Madaki, Kamsuriah Ahmad, Dalbir SinghThis paper examines factors influencing successful information technology (IT) integration in developing countries’ e-government sectors, analyzing benefits and challenges to…
User-centred exploration of m-governance adoption: identifying and analysing determinants
Saurabh Gupta, Nidhi MathurThis study tries to examine the factors that influence the adoption of e-governance mobile applications among Indian citizens. In addition, this study aims to analyse the impact…
Unraveling generative AI in BBC News: application, impact, literacy and governance
Yucong Lao, Yukun YouThis study aims to uncover the ongoing discourse on generative artificial intelligence (AI), literacy and governance while providing nuanced perspectives on stakeholder…
The moderating role of government support in chatbot adoption intentions among Malaysian government agencies
Ramizatunnisah Jais, Abdul Hafaz NgahThis study aims to use a survey to examine the factors encouraging Malaysian government agencies (MGAs) to adopt chatbots, which are a new artificial intelligence technology.
The innovation journey and crossroads of sustainability, resilience and human-centeredness: a systematic literature review
Bilal Afzal, Xiaoni Li, Ana Beatriz Hernández-LaraThis study aims to undertake a comprehensive analysis of innovation models, tracing their evolution from Innovation 1.0 to Innovation 4.0 and introducing the concept of Innovation…
Geospatial modeling of climate change indices at Mexico City using machine learning regression
Magdalena Saldana-Perez, Giovanni Guzmán, Carolina Palma-Preciado, Amadeo Argüelles-Cruz, Marco Moreno-IbarraClimate change is a problem that concerns all of us. Despite the information produced by organizations such as the Expert Team on Climate Change Detection and Indices and the…
Digital humanism in business models: Unveiling value creation mechanisms
Stefano Franco, Antonio Messeni Petruzzelli, Umberto PannielloThe purpose of this study is to explore how companies can adopt digital humanism (DH), defined as the integration of humanistic skills in the development process of digital…
Service innovation within public universities: implementing new service operations for social and racial inclusion
Giuliano Magno de Oliveira Condé, Maria de Fátima Bruno-FariaThis study aims to explore the configuration of a public university service innovation: the phenotypic evaluation of self-declared black and brown applicants for access to college…
Factors affecting citizens’ intention to use e-government services: assessing the mediating effect of perceived usefulness and ease of use
Muhammad Hafiz Hariz Zubir, Muhammad Safuan Abdul LatipThis paper aims to examine how information and communication technology (ICT) coordination, information reliability, social pressure, perceived usefulness and perceived ease of…
Predicting firms’ resilience to economic crisis using artificial intelligence for optimizing economic stimulus programs
Niki Kyriakou, Euripidis N. Loukis, Manolis MaragoudakisThis study aims to develop a methodology for predicting the resilience of individual firms to economic crisis, using historical government data to optimize one of the most…
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