[AISWorld] AMCIS 2014 CFP: Mini track - E-Government: Past, Present, and Future

[Vikas Jain]

CALL FOR PAPERS
Americas Conference on Information
Systems (AMCIS), Savanah, Georgia, USA August 7-10, 2014.

Track: E-Government 

Mini-track
title: E-Government: Past, Present, and Future
 
Description:

E-Government is an emerging
paradigm to deliver government services to citizens, businesses, and other
stakeholders through the use of Internet and information and communication
technologies (ICTs). Over years, e-Government development has transitioned from
cataloguing, transaction processing to vertical and horizontal integration in
both developed and developing nations. The evolution of e-Government from the
informational interfaces of the yester years to the transformational
applications of today has in large measures been influenced by many of the
contingent environmental factors. The development of e-Government has not been
uniform across the world. Most nations are still struggling with their
e-Government programs. Despite their
tremendous transformational potential, the evidence about the success of
e-Government efforts across various countries is mostly sporadic and diffused. 
The objective of this
mini-track is to provide a forum for discussion and presentation of original
research highlighting current issues related to technical, organizational,
managerial and socio-economic aspects of e-Government adoption, evolution,
implementation and impact. We seek to invite papers that address various
aspects of e-Government projects from a theoretical, conceptual, or empirical
perspective to set the stage for future research direction in e-Government.
Both quantitative as well as qualitative studies on e-Government from developed
and developing countries perspectives are encouraged.  
 Suggested topics: Contributed papers
may deal with, but are not limited to:
	* The development and implementation of e-Government.
	* Frameworks for successful e-Government implementation
	* Social and economic impacts of e-Government 
	* Effect of socio-economic factors in e-Government implementation and adoption
	* Cross country comparisons of e-Government projects 
	* E-Government projects in developing countries and developed countries
	* Enablers and inhibitors of e-Government success 
	* Models of electronic service delivery 
	* Frameworks for e-Government evaluation 
	* E-Government and E-Governance
	* E-Government readiness of government and citizens across countries
	* Role of technological and regulatory environment in e-Government implementation
	* E-Citizen and e-democracy
	* Emerging e-Government issues
	* E-government using mobile technologies
Instructions for Authors:
Submission deadline is March 1,
2014.  For more information including submission, visit:
http://amcis2014.aisnet.org

Mini-track Co-Chair:
Vikas Jain 
University of Tampa, Tampa, FL, USA
Email: vjain at ut.edu

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Vikas Jain

Associate Professor
The University of Tampa
Department of
Information and Technology Management
John H. Sykes College of
Business, 

401 W Kennedy Blvd,
Tampa FL 33606, USA
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