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Public value of e-Government investments in the developing countries: empirical exploration of the public sector in Kenya
In private and public sectors, Information Communication Technologies (ICTs) have become a phenomenal asset of resource in strategic management. In developed countries, ICTs are critical tools in the public sector strategy. In specific, Electronic Government has been identified as one of the major c...
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Department of Information Systems
2017
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