Accessing e-goverment risks, readiness and initiatives in Sierra Leone

This research deals with the risks and readiness of e-government initiatives in Sierra Leone. The content begins with explaining the main concept that gave birth to the initiation of this research, what outcomes were proposed or milestone set, along with recommendations which would mark the completion of this research. The research regards identifying peoples' opinions and level of satisfaction, comments, suggestions, feedbacks, and criticism about the e-government application in Sierra Leone. Along similar lines, interviews were conducted constituting the primary research from various government officials as well as the users of some e-government utilities in Sierra Leone. Secondary research was also conducted aimed at identifying various trends and variables that are associated with e-government projects in other venues around the world. Finally, based on the primary and secondary research conducted, analyses are made, and conclusions are drawn with recommendations put forth.

Autorentext

Victor Chukwuka is passionate about writing, cyber security, green world and physical fitness. His educational background includes a BSc Hons in Business Information Technology from Njala University Sierra Leone, MSc in International Business Development from Burgundy Business School, Dijon-France and MSc in Network Security from Telecom Sud Paris.