英文摘要 |
This study aims to investigate the assessment of outsourcing issues and management of right certificates from land administration organizations, taking employees in land administration organizations as a research example in Kaohsiung City. In the first step of this research, study, three experts and scholars are interviewed, and the title of questionnaire contents are provided. Then, the questionnaire survey is provided for employees engaged in rights certificates objects in land administration organization. Of 552 are validly returned. The findings are as follows: since electronic rights certificates do not have a significantly positive impact on information services outsourcing; website service quality indicates a significantly positive impact on electronic rights certificates and information services outsourcing; network trust poses a significantly positive impact on electronic rights certificates and information services outsourcing; inject policy shows a significantly positive impact on electronic rights certificates and information services outsourcing. In addition, the study considers that electronic rights certificates become a mediator among website service quality, network trust, inject policy and information services outsourcing. This study attempts to verify these relationships mentioned above by applying the method of Baron and Kenny (1986). This study shows of that under the circumstances of the lack of experience in effectively implementing the electronic rights certificates and of self protection of their rights, the land administration organizations colleagues refuse to adapt e-government into practice in order to adapt the strong demand of the public and government policy instructions of e-innovation; therefore, their resistance to change inherent level of knowledge overrides the potential benefits of the overall efficiency and compatibility arising from the convenient services. In addition, the research objects do not show high recognition to the item 'Establish more stringent security control to protect personal privacy through website service.' Obviously, the government should take the issue of protecting personal privacy more seriously when they plan to promote relevant business of information outsourcing services in the future. |