Browsing by Author "Korde, Shilpa"

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    ADOPTION OF E-GOVERNANCE: A BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS
    (BIHAR JOURNAL OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Vol. XXI, No. 2,, 2024) Korde, Shilpa
    Researches on e-governance adoption has increasingly been raised since information and communication technology was used in the public sector. Much research on e-governance adoption has been published over the past ten years. The purpose of this research was to determine the evolutionary trajectory of research in e-governance adoption based on bibliometric gauges such as publications, source distribution, and authors; the co-occurrence and cluster analysis reveals patterns and interrelationships among key concepts, authors, and documents in e-governance adoption. The study also examines the impact of authors, keywords, publications, journals, and countries in the e-governance adoption literature. The present study endeavors to form bibliometric analysis as a comprehensive assessment of the evolution of e-governance literature. After evaluating, identifying, and synthesizing the extensive publications, 239 articles were selected. These articles were extracted from Scopus databases. The research employs VOSviewer and RStudio software for solving research questions. The finding indicates that there has been considerable growth in the research focusing on the adoption of e-governance. The cluster analysis reveals the primary research keywords in the e-governance adoption field delineated by their distinctive association. It also provides the framework for advancing exploration in this particular domain. Keywords: adoption, bibliometric, e-governance, RStudio, VOSviewer
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    Analysing E-Governance Adoption in The Digital Era: A Study
    (Arthamimansa, 2024) Korde, Shilpa
    In the awakening of the digital revolution, governments worldwide have increasingly leveraged digital technologies to enhance service delivery through e-governance initiatives. This research endeavors to delve into the multifaceted implications of digital transformation on the adoption of e-governance services. By employing a comprehensive analysis framework encompassing technological and socio-economic dimensions, this study aims to detect the influencing factors on the adoption of e-governance services amidst digital transformation, such as effort expectancy, facilitating conditions, performance expectancy, social influence, and trust. Drawing upon a blend of quantitative methodology using a structured survey instrument, data from 80 samples were collected from citizens across the Goa, India to analyze the relationship between these factors and the adoption of e-governance services. Statistical techniques SPSS and PLS-SEM using smart PLS were employed to analyze the data. This study offers intuitions for policymakers, practitioners, and stakeholders to navigate the complexities of e-governance adoption in an increasingly digitalized world