Abstract
This paper addresses a type of wicked problem in the design of information systems in the context of G2G e-Government information systems. These problems, called power issues, have all of the characteristics of wicked problems; however, they are differentiated from them because their roots are based in power. The Power Perspectives Framework from Bradshaw-Camball and Murray is utilized in the context of these G2G systems to provide a framework for the identification and classification of power issues and Courtney’s DSS paradigm is extended to assist in resolving them by incorporating the power perspective into the methodology.
Recommended Citation
Parrish Jr., James L., "Power Issues in G2G E-Government Applications" (2006). SAIS 2006 Proceedings. 30.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/sais2006/30