英文摘要 |
The purpose of this paper is to evaluate a customer-oriented c-government in terms of user interface and information transmitted speed, which is a two-factorial design. E-government has been a popular topic in the public service area recently. However, according to the literature, we found most of them were merely focused on the action plan of how to implement it. Few studies were conducted for the evaluation of their outcomes. In this paper, we conduct a survey of a local e-government design from eleven subjective dimensions which are the most concerns by the end users. The results of this study show that information transmitted speed and user interface are the two crucial factors to increase user satisfaction. Further, the former factor is more important than the later one. Generally speaking, the information security is still one of the most concern factors concerned by users. |