Abstract
Given the substantive investments that governments are making in information technology and the development of e-government channels to improve interactions with citizens, there is increasing interest in determining whether these investments are paying off, and encouraging citizen use of and migration to less costly e-channels. For research on e-government to advance, it is imperative that we gain a good understanding of what citizens and other public sector 'customers' mean by value. This research-in-progress paper therefore reports on a study aimed at defining the value e-government from the perspective of the citizen in relation to e-government services.
Recommended Citation
Mills, Annette; Carter, Lemuria; and Belanger, France, "Conceptualizing Public Service Value in E-government Services" (2010). AMCIS 2010 Proceedings. 346.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/amcis2010/346