A Caring Heart Program Enhancement in Ondo State through Augmented E-Government Implementation Code:[S43NH33]

Adegboye Adegboyega; Mamidu Aruna Ishola; Adu Babafemi Ojo

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A Caring Heart Program Enhancement in Ondo State through Augmented E-Government Implementation Code:[S43NH33]

Adegboye Adegboyega, Mamidu Aruna Ishola, Adu Babafemi Ojo

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Received: 4 October 2014 Accepted: 16 October 2014 Published: 30 October 2014

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This study appraised e-Government implementation in Ondo state government ministries, agencies and departments. It determined the availability of e-Government resources and infrastructure, the stage of e-government implementation and the challenges. Siau and Long, 2005 five phase of e-Government model was used for analysis. Survey design approach was adopted. Data were collected with a structured questionnaire administered to the Director of IT and administrators in the ministries, agencies and departments, result shows 96.42% participation. Collected data were structured into grouped frequency distributions. Findings revealed that Ondo state had made an entrance into e-Government. Resources and infrastructure for e-Governance were available and the State was found to be at the second phase (interaction) of e-Government process and has not effectively demonstrated its capacity to progress towards the higher phases of e-government. The study indentified factors that inhibit the implementation of e-Government in Ondo state and recommended how e-government implementation can be further improved in order to accomplished various present and future government programs and delivered the present and future expectation of citizen, Ondo state vision 20: 2020 and make it a truly Sunshine state. This research work is done using Ondo state as study case; it can be apply to any state in developing countries.

Published in	Internet of Things and Cloud Computing (Volume 2, Issue 4)
DOI	10.11648/j.iotcc.20140204.11
Page(s)	17-25
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E-Government, Information and Communication Technology (ICT), E-Government, A Caring Heart, Ondo State Vision20: 2020

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Adegboye Adegboyega, Mamidu Aruna Ishola, Adu Babafemi Ojo. (2014). A Caring Heart Program Enhancement in Ondo State through Augmented E-Government Implementation Code:[S43NH33]. Internet of Things and Cloud Computing, 2(4), 17-25. https://doi.org/10.11648/j.iotcc.20140204.11

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Adegboye Adegboyega, Mamidu Aruna Ishola, Adu Babafemi Ojo. A Caring Heart Program Enhancement in Ondo State through Augmented E-Government Implementation Code:[S43NH33]. Internet Things Cloud Comput. 2014;2(4):17-25. doi: 10.11648/j.iotcc.20140204.11

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Adegboye Adegboyega

Dept .of Maths/Statistics/Computer & Information System, Achievers University, Owo ,Ondo State, Nigeria
Mamidu Aruna Ishola

Dept. of Accounting, Achievers University, Owo , Ondo State, Nigeria
Adu Babafemi Ojo

Dept. of Business Administration, Achievers University, Owo , Ondo State, Nigeria

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