A Development of Hybrid Framework for E-Government

TL;DR

This paper proposes a hybrid framework for e-government that integrates multiple models to improve efficiency and effectiveness, supported by survey results demonstrating its advantages over individual models.

Contribution

It introduces a novel hybrid e-government model combining civic and strategic frameworks, validated through survey data analysis.

Findings

Hybrid model outperforms individual models in efficiency

Survey results support the effectiveness of the proposed framework

The approach enhances citizen access and administrative effectiveness

Abstract

Governments all around the world are widely investing on the implementation of e government to advance services to citizens and minimize costs. Governments can progress effectiveness of their operations and can carry their administrative operations efficiently with the help of ICT. Electronic government perceived to provide a way for governments to renovate their operational activities to serve their clients more competently. With improvement in Information and Communication Technology ICT it is now time to device electronic access to government facilities to the variously located citizens. E governments all around the world have different objectives and follow different models for e government development. Present models examined and found less than satisfactory to guide e-government implementation. This research proposed a hybrid model from Citizen comprehensive vision acknowledged the civic idea and The strategic framework of e-government models. The procedure of merging different computational knowledge systems to assemble a solitary crossover show has turned out to be progressively prominent. The execution files of these mixture models have ended up being superior to the individual segments when utilized alone. To ensure that the proposed model is more efficient and beneficial a survey study conducted. Survey based on questionnaires and results calculated by applying statistics on data gathered from survey.