over the recent years, rapid development of information technology (it) and electronic commerce (e-commerce) has dramatically affected world trade and the way business is conducted. also the benefits of using e-commerce and other internet-based technologies have been well recognized through extensive surveys pointing the dominant role of it in different industries. however, implementation of an...

As eCommerce security risk assessment, where the conventional methods of risk analysis are implemented, have lead continuously to problems, it is reasonable to assume that a faster and more business centric method to assess security risk can be helpful. In this paper, a modified mean value approach, which is supposed to be quickly conducted and understandable also for business people, is propos...

Many methods have been developed for engaging users in systems design. Our research found that traditional methods for user involvement do not apply to the development of large-scale e-Government systems. Nonetheless, involving the users in the design process of technological innovations is paramount for the success of these systems in terms of acceptance, trust and use. The aim of this paper i...

background: concept of e-readiness is used in many areas such as e-business, e-commerce, e-government, and e-banking. in terms of healthcare, e-readiness is a rather new concept, and is propounded under the title of e-healthcare. e-health readiness refers to the readiness of communities and healthcare institutions for the expected changes brought by programs related to information and communica...

G. Rodríguez Gómez (Coord.), M.S. Ibarra Sáiz, J.M. Dodero, M.A. Gómez Ruiz, B. Gallego Noche, D. Cabeza Sánchez, V. Quesada Serra, Álvaro Martínez del Val 1 EvalFOR Research Group, University of Cadiz, Faculty of Science Education, 11519 – Puerto Real (Cádiz) Spain. 2 SPI&FM Research Group, University of Cadiz, Superior School of Engineering, Department of Computer Languages and Systems – 1100...

e-Government projects are expected to increase efficiency and quality of government services, whilst decreasing the costs. Unfortunately though, together with its perceived positive potential, e-Government also entails risks. It is expected that the employment of proper risk assessment methods in the management of such projects will reduce the threats imposed by the various risks that surround ...

This research seeks to measure citizen satisfaction with the electronic London Congestion Charging (LCC) payment system offered by Transport For London (TFL) in the United Kingdom (UK). The paper reports on the findings of a survey of 500 users of the TFL LCC online payment system. Satisfaction is measured using the four dimensions from the COBRA framework 0that comprise the cost, opportunity, ...