IN GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION Numerous governments have invested huge amounts of money and manpower to implement various technologies and information systems such as e-Government services. However, some individuals have no intention of using them. Lack of user acceptance and adoption of new technologies among employees in government organizations has long been an impediment to its implementation success. Brown and Brudney (2001,p.1) define Electronic Government (e-Government)
development. Even the Grand design of the Bureaucratic Reform contained in Indonesian Government Regulation number 81 of 2010 confirms that availability of Standard operating procedure and suitability of standard operating procedure with service process is one indicator of success of a quality service. Through standart operating procedures, all the series of activities are undertaken by the regional government official to complete the job that became her/his job can be standardised. Standardization
gain legitimacy. First, "institutional legitimacy requires that the constitutional court be perceived as being impartial and independent" (Brouillet, E. & Tanguay Y., 2013, p. 129). The composition of the court is relevant in the given context and can be analyzed by three angles, two of which are relevant: pluralism, and representativeness (Brouillet, E. & Tanguay Y., 2013, p. 129). Pluralism requires "that a single line of thought or sensitivity not be exclusively represented, otherwise such judicial
devices; fifteen respondents stated that they also use their mobile devices for calling or texting students; five respondents used them for recording meetings and taking notes; two for taking 660 attendance and marking students work; one for authoring e-books for course, and attending seminars(Callum, 2014). The variables that arise from the interaction between technological tools and other elements in the environment are innumerable because each combination of platform, mobile technology and other
com/industry/services/retail/indias-multi-billion-dollar-e-commerce-battle-between-amazon-flipkart-and-snapdeal-heats-up/articleshow/48354243.cms ) India's e-commerce market, although small in comparison to China's or the United States', is expected to rise swiftly to be worth over $32 billion by the end of the decade. How? When? Where? Do • Personalize your language. • Keep your e-language
education needs to be in place to manage the kinds of educational opportunities that are available and to secure the kinds of resources that are necessary. A human rights approach stipulates that there is a duty on the part of all governments, especially wealthy governments, to influence and support the institutional reforms necessary to achieve at least the provision of free basic primary education for all children— an important claim but one that cannot stand alone. It cannot stand alone because it
in most times it is difficult to explain since its concepts, methods and applications are always evolving on an almost daily basis making it difficult for industries to keep up with its frequent changes. According to the European commission ; the importance of ICT rely less on the technology as it is, than it is able to create greater access to information and communication in undeserved populations. ICT is also being considered as an assisting tool ICT has different roles on various industries. ICT
Biological resources provided by the Earth play essential role in economic and social development of the humans. Therefore, it is of great importance to acknowledge an enormous value of biological diversity both to present and future generations. However, ecosystems and species have never been under such threat as they are nowadays. Loss of species caused by human activities continues at an alarming rate (CBD, 2014). As a reaction to the seriousness of the problem, in November 1988 the United Nations
It cannot be separated completely from the government as well as from the entire society. So the issue is how to minimize it rather than mitigate. According to Tummala (2009) the main difficulties to control corruption are inadequate and inefficient enforcement mechanisms, lack of political will, and
not able to fully exploit economic opportunities. Image of Muslims: - In the article Muslim locality portrayed as polluted place. This localities describe as ‘criminal areas’ where anti-nationalist, criminals and underworld dons run a parallel government- a ‘mini Pakistan’ in India. In sachar committee report also mention the identity related issue faced by Muslims. Muslim carries a double burden of being labelled as “anti-nationalist” and being appeased at the same time. The fact that the so-called