Amit Das|Harminder Singh|Damien Joseph
A longitudinal study of e-government maturity
Qatar University|Auckland University of Technology|Nanyang Technological University
assembled panel data set period 20022008 fitted mixedeffects regression model study maturity egovernment around globe influenced changing levels affluence information communication technology ict infrastructure human capital governance found egovernment matured faster rising affluence terms gross domestic product gdp per capita improvements ict infrastructure human capital quality governance significant effect egovernment maturity results suggest high level egovernment maturity attained purely investment ict infrastructure without substantial changes human capital governance