Hi,
I have written my proposal but i relized that the literature review contain old studies.
So, what i need exactly is to add 3 new studies discussing the same topic.
(Obstacles to the application of
e-administration)
Please find attached my proposal
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Obstacles facing the Saudi Food and Drug Authority in appropriately applying e-administration Name: Supervisor’s Name: University Date: 8th Dec, 2013 Abstract This research has been conducted to understand the issues faced by SFDA while applying e-administration in Saudi food and drug authority. For the purpose of this research, a sample of 70 managers at various administrative levels within food and drug authority in Saudi Arabia has been considered.
This sample would be surveyed using a primary research which includes a questionnaire. Analytical and empirical studies would conclude the results of this research. Keywords: e-administration in SFDA, food and drug authority in Saudi Project Description Current State of Problems This research will attempt to identify the various issues SFDA faces while applying the e-administration in Saudi Arabia. Objectives Through this research, the following objectives are to be achieved To identify the technical obstacles that hinder the application of e-administration in SFDA To identify the human obstacles that hinder the application of e-administration in SFDA To identify the organizational obstacles that hinder the application of e-administration in SFDA To identify the main mechanism by which to overcome obstacles facing the application of e-administration in SFDA Literature Review The literature reviewed as part of this research includes an understanding of the theoretical framework as well as the concept of e-administration in the public departments Alkhaluf’s Study 2010 “The fact of applying e-administration in public secondary schools in the west bank from the perspective of directors” would be reviewed as part of literature review. This study was mainly conducted to understand the effects of applying e-governance in public secondary schools on directors.
This study was conducted using six variables namely sex, administrative experience, qualifications, specialization, geographic location and,...
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Date: 8th Dec, 2013
Abstract
This research has been conducted to understand the issues faced by SFDA while applying e-administration in Saudi food and drug authority. For the purpose of this research, a sample of 70 managers at various administrative levels within food and drug authority in Saudi Arabia has been considered. This sample would be surveyed using a primary research which includes a questionnaire. Analytical and empirical studies would conclude the results of this research. More on This Topic......
Keywords: e-administration in SFDA, food and drug authority in Saudi
Project Description
Current State of Problems
This research will attempt to identify the various issues SFDA faces while applying the e-administration in Saudi Arabia.
Objectives
Through this research, the following objectives are to be achieved
• To identify the technical obstacles that hinder the application of e-administration in SFDA
• To identify the human obstacles that hinder the application of e-administration in SFDA
• To identify the organizational obstacles that hinder the application of e-administration in SFDA
• To identify the main mechanism by which to overcome obstacles facing the application of e-administration in SFDA
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Literature Review
The literature reviewed as part of this research includes an understanding of the theoretical framework as well as the concept of e-administration in the public departments
Alkhaluf’s Study 2010 “The fact of applying e-administration in public secondary schools in the west bank from the perspective of directors” would be reviewed as part of literature review.
This study was mainly conducted to understand the effects of applying e-governance in public secondary schools on directors. This study was conducted using six variables namely sex, administrative experience, qualifications, specialization, geographic location and, training courses. The following results have been obtained from this research:More on This Topic......
• Reality is that there is low application of e-administration in the public secondary schools in this region from director’s perspectives
• There exists a statistical difference between e-administration application and the six variables especially males, master and higher degree holders and, favourable geographical areas
• There is no statistically significant difference between e-administration application and variables like administrative experience, specialization and location
Arishi’s research 2008 “The possibility of applying e-administration in the public administration of education in the Holy capital of Benin”
Objectives of this study were as follows:
• The degree of importance given to implementing e-administration in public administration
• The important factors that affect the application of e-administration in public administrative departments
• The main obstacles hindering the process of application of e-administration
• The existence of a statistically significant difference between members of sample and application of e-administration with basis to variables like computer courses, experience
Al-Azzam’s Study 2001 “E-government in Jordan: the possibility of application”. The main objective of this study is to understand the impact of applying e-government in Jordan w.r.t. technology, manpower and other legislations. As part of the study, it was concluded that the e-government one of the emerging trends on a global platform and, also that it is in demand for the efficiency and effectiveness it gives.
Information Sources for Study
For the purpose of this study, a mix of primary and secondary sources would be surveyed to come to the results. Authentic researches conducted in this field would be studied for achieving perfect results in secondary research. For primary research, analysis of the data collected using questionnaire would be considered.
Strategy
The research strategy would involve understanding the whole e-government and, e-adminstration system using secondary sources. A detailed literature study would be done to understand how it has been implemented in other departments of government. This is followed by a primary research where a certain sample within the population would be surveyed. Together this will be utilized to interpret the results. More on This Topic......
Methodology
A questionnaire method has been adapted to survey for this research. The research will be conducted using analytical and empirical methods of research. The research method has been chosen in conjunction with the nature of the study.
Quantitive analysis methods will be used to analyse the data collected using the questionnaire. Using SPSS, the data will be statistically analysed. The various tests that would be applied for analysis are: Repetitions, percentages, pearson’s coefficient, mathematical average standard, deviation, Annova, F-Test.
Population & Sample for Research
For the purpose of this survey, the population considered are the employees of SFDA (Saudi Food & Distribution Authority). This SFDA consists of a total of 1450 employees. The sample from this population would be around 70 managers who would be chosen from across the various levels within the department. Total of 70 questionnaires would be distributed among this sample chosen.
Data Collection Tool
For data collection, the questionnaire constructed will consist of thirteen questions that are based on Likert scale 1-5 would be given to the sample considered
Project Structure
The project structure for this research would be as follows
Data Collection
The questionnaire would be distributed among the sample. The 70 questionnaires would then be collected and, the data would be entered into an excel sheet. The data would then be converted to numerical forms
Data Analysis
Using SPSS, this data would then be analysed. The numerical forms would be useful in analysing the data statistically. The various tests that have been mentioned as part of the methodology would be used to analyse the data.
Expected Results
Following results are expected from this research:
• There exists a statistical significance between e-administration application and technical factors hindering the application at SFDA
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There exists a statistical significance between e-administration application and human factors hindering the application at SFDA
• There exists a statistical significance between e-administration application and organizational factors hindering the application at SFDA
References
Arishi, Mohammed Saeed Mohammed, 2008, The Applicability of the e-Governance in Public Administration Education in the Holy capital of (Benin), Master Thesis, University of Umm Al-Qura in Mecca, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Badran, Abbas, 2004, E-government strategy to the application, Beirut Arab Institution for Studies & Publication
Al-Azzam, Ahmed Hassan Mohammed, 2001, E-government in Jordan: the possibilities of the application, unpublished Master Thesis, Jordan, Yarmouk University. More on This Topic......
Khallouf, Iman Hassan Mustafa, 2010, The Reality of the application of the e-governance in the public secondary schools in the West Bank from the perspective of directors and directors, Master Thesis, An Najah National University in Nablus. Palestine.
Bakri, Sonya & Muhammad, Sultan, 2001, Management Information Systems, Alexandria University House.
Norris, Donald & Lloyd, Benjamin, 2008, The Scholarly Literature on E-Government: Characterizing a Nascent Field, IGI Global, p.1-16
Kassim, Erna, Suzila & Hussin, Husnayati, 2013, A Success Model for the Malaysian Government e-Procurement System: The Buyer Prospective, Electronic Government Research, v.9, no.1, p.1-18
Nasim, Qaisar & Hafiz, Ghufran Ali Khan, 2010, E-government Challenges in Public Sector: A Case Study of Pakistan, IJSCI International Journal of Computer Sciences v. 3, no.27, p. 310-317
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