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The study will investigate the scope and type of m-Services currently delivered and will<br />
identify the benefits that future m-Services may bring to the citizens. Thus the main<br />
research objectives of the study are: 1) to investigate the use of mobile technology by<br />
government organisations are using mobile technology to provide government services,<br />
and 2) to identify the level of investing in the new technology within these<br />
organizations. The level of readiness of government organisations will provide an<br />
indication of the government organization's current use and ability to utilize mobile<br />
technology.<br />
Furthermore, the study will:<br />
Provide a better knowledge of m-Government within the context of e-Government;<br />
Investigate on how the Vanuatu government has been utilizing m-Government<br />
especially in public service delivery;<br />
Outline some of the m-Government possible future applications in Vanuatu;<br />
Offer an important investigation of the benefits, drawbacks, limitations and<br />
challenges of m-Government;<br />
Instigate ways on how to improve Vanuatu m-Government level of readiness.<br />
The above objectives however, will be discussed within a confined scope. The scope<br />
and limitation of the research will be discussed next.<br />
1.5 Scope and Limitations<br />
The m-Readiness of VGO is the focus of this study. A number of articles have been<br />
consulted in search for an m-Readiness tool that could be used to determine the m-<br />
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