Abstract
All around the world, governments are eagerly looking toward a digital future, but their view is obstructed by the challenges they face in the modernizing such vast enterprises. This study concentrates on a Government-to-Business (G2B) relationship in which the development and implementation processes of a government-based e-procurement system are explored. This study does not represent the overall picture of building an e-government, but it helps to bring out a number of issues which are currently challenging many e-government projects and can have further implications for other projects around the world. Finally, based on the findings, we learned that implementing e-procurement system within the context of e-government is rather complex and different from a normal B2B relationship. Specifically, three issues were identified from this study: continuous technical challenge, user preferences and institutional arrangements.
Recommended Citation
Zulfiqar, Khan A.; Pan, Shan L; Lee, Jae--Nam; and Huang, Jimmy C., "eGovernment: An Exploratory Study of Online Electronic Procurement Systems" (2001). ECIS 2001 Proceedings. 101.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/ecis2001/101