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Korteland (2007) Diffusion Of E-Government Innovations In The Dutch Public Sector: The Case Of Digital Community Policing
Texte Sujet: Adoption/Diffusion Ce papier dresse un portrait clair de l’adoption et de la diffusion d’une innovation dans le secteur publique. Pour ce faire, l’auteur examine la diffusion et l’adoption d’une innovation TI parmi les corps policiers provinciaux de la … Lire la suite
Kamal (2006) IT innovation adoption in the government sector: identifying the critical success factors
Texte Sujet: Diffusion/Adoption Ce papier présente une taxonomie en 8 étapes pour l’adoption des innovations TI au sein du gourvernement. Aussi, il identifie 42 facteurs de succès pour l’adoption. Pour le CDG, ce papier est très pertient dans son entièreté. … Lire la suite
Fomin & Keil. 2000. Standardization – bridging the gap between economic and social theory
Technological standards play an important role in many high technology industries. Standardization is a major challenge in the system development/implementation process. In this article we examine standardization as a process of standard making, whereby “a ‘standard’ is to be understood, … Lire la suite
Grundström & Wilkinson. 2004. The role of personal networks in the development of industry standards – a case study of 3G mobile telephony
The development of industry standards plays an important role in the diffusion and adoption of new technology. But Industry standards emerge over time from a complex system of interacting actors and processes that is not under the control of a … Lire la suite
Korunka et al. 2006. Customer orientation among employees in public administration: A transnational, longitudinal study.
INTRODUCTION The application of TQM [Total Quality Management] principles to the public sector is also known as new public management (NPM; Budäus and Grüning, 1998; Rago, 1994; Swiss, 2001). An essential component of redesigning public administration on the basis of … Lire la suite
Raus, Flügge et Boutellier. 2009. Electronic customs innovation: An improvement of governmental infrastructures.
THEORETICAL BACKGROUND AND RELATED WORK According to Rogers (2003), diffusion is a process by which “an innovation is communicated through certain channels over time among the members of a social system.” We can, therefore, identify four main elements: (1) innovation, … Lire la suite
Singh et Dahlin. 2007. Merit, Acceptance or Access: Opposing Forces To Adoption Of A New Standard.
Technical standards have the potential to significantly affect the fortunes of individual firms and industry growth (David & Greenstein, 1990; De Vries, 1999; Gabel, 1987; Hemenway, 1975; Hill, 1997; Spivak & Brenner, 2001; Tassey, 2000). We identify three sources of … Lire la suite
Van Wessel, Ribbers et de Vries. 2007. Towards A Comprehensive Model To Master Company IT Standards
One of the classic problems facing standardization and standards usage in companies is that of demonstrating its contribution to the company’s total success (Hesser and Inklaar, 1997). We define a company IT standard as: “The specification of an IT product … Lire la suite
Besen & Farrel. 1994. Choosind How to Compete – Strategies and Tactics in Standardization
Texte Compatibility standards, once mainly a preoccupation of technical specialists, have recently moved to center stage in the computer, telecommunications, and consumer electronics industries, as people increasingly wish to participate in networks that allow them to share databases, have access … Lire la suite
Wejnert. 2002. Integrating models of diffusion of innovations- a conceptual framework
Texte The influence of environmental and organizational factors on innovation adoptions Consequences for performance in public sector organizations 1. Characteristics of innovations a. public versus private consequences : Private vs. public consequences refer to the impact of an innovation’s adoption … Lire la suite
