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Towards a model for implementing local e-government in Uganda
(2011)
The need to implement local e-government for improved service delivery is well
documented and various models have been proposed for this important task.
However, existing models are known to be suited for implementing ...
An information security model for e-government services adoption in Uganda
(IST-Africa, 2013)
The successful adoption of e-government systems leads to efficient delivery of government services. Despite several e-government initiatives by the Uganda government, there has been limited success, with the levels of ...
A user based model for adoption of telemedicine by pediatricians in resource constrained environments
(2012)
Telemedicine has become an important form of Information Technology enabled
delivery and decision support for health care professionals. However, the need by
health care professionals to adopt and use telemedicine faces ...
Adoption of e-tax services in Uganda : the perspective of the technology acceptance model
(2012)
The diverse benefits of e-government services are linked to its adoption and usage. E-government adoption rates in economically transiting countries remain low and so its benefits are not fully realized. This is partly ...
A reference model for biomedical ontology evaluation: the perspective of granularity
(2011-06)
There have been many attempts using ontologies to develop systems that integrate data from the domains of medicine and biology, across levels of gravity. Such integration systems have not gained wide adoption and reuse. ...
A model of success factors for implementing local e-government in Uganda
(Academic Publishing International, 2012)
Local e-government enables citizens at all levels to interact with government easily and access services through electronic means. It enables electronic transactions between government departments and the private sector ...
A consumer based model for adoption of E-Tax Services in Uganda
(IST-Africa, 2012-05)
The benefits of e-tax services are linked to its adoption and usage. E-tax adoption rates in developing countries remain low and so its benefits are not fully realized. This is
because governments have focused largely on ...
Ontology model: towards bridging the gap between African traditional medicine and conventional medicine
(IOS Press, 2013)
Today, Complex African Society; African Traditional Medicine (ATM) is used in parallel to Conventional Medicine (CM). Various attempts have been made to bridge the gap between African Traditional Medicine and Conventional ...