英文摘要 |
The digital governance phenomenon has become increasingly imperative with its incremental implementations worldwide. Governments around the world have successfully implemented their own smart government systems, providing numerous kinds of digital services at a broader level than before, and they have a far-reaching impact on our society. Nowadays, data play a key role in promoting the efficiency of digital services and solving the problems faced by digital governance. Data governance provides great benefits, but it also brings challenges. Hence, a framework for data governance strategies, guidelines, and standardized operating procedures is required to overcome these challenges. In addition, the understanding of the internal stakeholder’s perspective on implementing government data governance is crucial. However, the literature is limited in terms of explaining the cognitive and attitudinal factors that contribute to the adoption and utilization of e-government systems and platforms. Our study contributes to ongoing discussions by exploring behavioral factors that could influence government employees’ attitudes and behavior toward data governance implementation. To achieve this end, we utilized the planned-behavior model theory together with three new constructs including data governance maturity, perceived risk, and information literacy, to assess the psychological and cognitive influencers that elicit the attitude and behavior of employees toward the implementation of data governance. The results strongly support the utilization of TPB in predicting internal stakeholders’ perceptions of implementing government data governance. Finally, implications and recommendations for research and practice are also discussed. |