Shirish C. Srivastava|Thompson S. H. Teo
E-Government, E-Business, and National Economic Performance
National University of Singapore
recent years witnessed rapid developments egovernment well ebusiness within nations across worldalthough egovernment ebusiness contribute toward national economic performance studies analyzed two jointly single research modelusing technologyorganizationenvironment toe framework literature information communication technology ict impact empirically examine facilitators egovernment ebusiness development relationship egovernment ebusiness collective impact national economic performanceour results emphasize differential importance factors associated development egovernment ebusiness used national policy makers designing effective ict policiesspecifically national ict infrastructure appears important egovernment ebusinessquality national human capital emerges significant facilitator egovernment ebusiness whereas national environment institutional macroeconomic appears key enabler ebusiness egovernmentour findings demonstrate significant intertwined roles egovernment ebusiness enhancing national economic performancewith view enhancing national economic gains research suggests policy makers consider measures enhance development egovernment ebusiness collectively rather silos