Supardal, Dr.,M.Si (2017) Do Information Communication Technology Initiatives Affect Local Government Bureaucratic Transformation? Do Information Communication Technology Initiatives Affect Local Government Bureaucratic Transformation?, 15 (6). pp. 35-49. ISSN 0972-7302

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Abstract

The Authors developed hypotheses in relation to Govenrment with these independent variables: vision and policy, organization stucture, culture and new ICT process. The multiple informant surveys and qualitative analysis of secondary data were used to advance the alternative approach to the measurement of correlational approaches. Primarily, this paper aims to answer to question: Do information communication technology innitiatives affect local goverment bureaucratic transformation? This research utilizes mixed comparative method in two local goverments namely Yogyakarta City and Bantul Regency. The researchers intend to compare two local goverments according to theimpact of the ICT initiatives on the internal organization transformation. Yogyakarta has initiated government digitalization project since 2003 whereas Bantul Regency has just stsrted the ICT project since 2008. atahe case study is limited to two localo government only and does notintend to generalize others local government. However, based on prior study, the findings may also contribute to the understanding of ICT initiatives on government transformation. Indonesian central government needs to consistently promulgare a coherent ans strong central regulation or law policy in order to give fundamental legal transformation through e-government. Wether e-government can play its potential role in developing in service-oriented government is dependent on the changes in the administrative and political culture.

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