Abstract
In a citizen centric approach – which became increasingly popular in the last decade – e-government success begins with citizens starting to use e-government systems, solutions, services. In line with this our paper investigates the factors – presented by the technology acceptance literature – influencing e-government service usage, on a large representative Hungarian sample concerning a wide range of B2C public administration services. Our results imply that the Hungarian government can further increase the usage of e-government services by influencing effort expectancy, trust of internet, facilitating conditions, user experience or habits.
Recommended Citation
Aranyossy, Marta, "Citizen adoption of e-government services – Evidence from Hungary" (2018). BLED 2018 Proceedings. 39.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/bled2018/39