Abstract

This research is the use of cloud-based regional information management system (IT) by applying existing theories. The purpose of this study is to investigate enablers and inhibitors including the dual factor theory of the use of cloud-based regional management information systems. This research directly empirical tests in Jember Regency, include: IT infrastructure problem variables on the perceived of usefulness, IT infrastructure problem variables on the perceived ease of use, IT infrastructure problem variables on the use of cloud-based regional management information systems, perceived usefulness of cloud-based regional management information systems and perceived ease of use of using regional management information systems cloud based. The sample selection technique in this study uses purposive sampling and data analysis uses multiple regression. The data that has been analyzed using smartPLS version 2. The results show, first the IT infrastructure problems negatively affect the perceived usefulness. Second, IT infrastructure problems negatively affect perceived ease of use. Third, IT infrastructure problems negatively affect the use of cloud-based regional information systems. Fourth, perceived usefulness has a positive effect on the use of cloud-based regional information systems. Fifth, the perceived ease of use for the use of cloud-based regional information systems.

Highlights

  • The technology-based information system used by governments today in the international world is known as e-Government

  • The EGovernment Development Index (EGDI), online service index (OSI), infrastructure index (ITI), and human capital index (HCI) assessments of Indonesia received scores that could be said to be below the average in the Southeast Asian region, EGDI with a number of 0.5258, OSI with the number 0.5694, TII with the number 0.3222, and HCI with the number 0.6857

  • The findings in this study explain the use of cloud-based regional management information systems with a dual factor theory approach

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Introduction

The technology-based information system used by governments today in the international world is known as e-Government. Based on a global perspective, the United Nations (UN) assesses the implementation of e-government in several countries, called the EGovernment Development Index (EGDI). Based on the Survey (2018) in 2018 the EGDI dimension of Indonesia was ranked 107th. The EGDI, OSI, ITI, and HCI assessments of Indonesia received scores that could be said to be below the average in the Southeast Asian region, EGDI with a number of 0.5258, OSI with the number 0.5694, TII with the number 0.3222, and HCI with the number 0.6857. The ranking position is still far compared to Southeast Asian countries such as Malaysia (48th), Singapore (7th), Philippines (75th), and Brunei Darussalam (59th), Thailand (73rd).

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