Impact of the Adoption of Unified E-Government

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2.1 Research Variables Moderating Variable (MV)It is the External Environment Factors that affect the direction (positiveor negative) and/or strength (significant or weak) of the relation betweenindependent variable and dependent variable.Measured using primary and secondary data from surveys and questionnaires. Intervening (Mediator) Variable (IIV)It is the Adoption of E-Government that affects the observed phenomenonbut cannot be seen, measured or manipulated; its effect is concluded fromthe impact of the independent variables on the observed phenomenon.Measured using primary and secondary data from surveys and questionnaires.Hania Mohamed Hassan_2/1/202116
The Relationship Between VariablesMVExternal EnvironmentFactorsIVGovernmentPerformanceLevelCitizens’SatisfactionLevelDVHania Mohamed Hassan_2/1/2021 17
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Page 3 and 4: I. Introduction1.1 Research Backgro
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