A conceptual analysis of m-technology as a medium towards e-governance society in emerging countries

Nihat Kasap; Ronan J. De Kervenoael; Enes Eryarsoy

A conceptual analysis of m-technology as a medium towards e-governance society in emerging countries

Nihat Kasap, Ronan J. De Kervenoael, Enes Eryarsoy

Marketing & Strategy

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Abstract

This paper shows how mobile phone technology can influence the development of egovernance in emerging countries. We evaluate the conditions under which consumers really engage with m-services. We argue that the lower cost of m-infrastructure is more appropriate than the Internet-based structure that prevents large part of the population access to ICT. However, m-technology should not be separated from the Internet but be integrated allowing emerging country to leap frog the technological cycle.

Original language	English
Publication status	Unpublished - Jun 2006
Event	INFORMS Marketing Science Conference - Pittsburgh, United States Duration: 8 Jun 2006 → 10 Jun 2006

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Conference	INFORMS Marketing Science Conference
Country/Territory	United States
City	Pittsburgh
Period	8/06/06 → 10/06/06

Keywords

mobile phone technology
egovernance
emerging countries
consumers
m-services
cost
m-infrastructure
Internet-based structure
access to ICT
m-technology
Internet

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A conceptual analysis of m-technology as a medium towards e-governance society in emerging countries

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