The Role of Trust for Citizens' Adoption of Public E-Services
Distel B, Koelmann H, Schmolke F, Becker J
Research article (book contribution) | Peer reviewedAbstract
Digital services are ubiquitous in today's world, marking it as the digital age. Public administrations are using information and communication technologies for decades now; however, public e-services are still not widely used by the intended users. Repeatedly, scholars highlight the importance of trust for the successful adoption of public e-services and much research has empirically investigated the role of trust for public e-service adoption. In face of the substantial amount of research, this chapter summarises the current debates surrounding this topic and provides empirical insights on the role of trust for public e-service use in Germany. The insights of both empirical studies, i.e. the literature review and the interviews, result in a generalised model of citizens' trust in the context of e-government.
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Authors from the University of Münster
| Becker, Jörg | Chair of Information Systems and Information Management (IS) |
| Distel, Bettina | Chair of Information Systems and Information Management (IS) Research Training Group 1712 "Trust and Communication in a Digitized World" (GRK 1712) |
| Koelmann, Holger | Chair of Information Systems and Information Management (IS) Research Training Group 1712 "Trust and Communication in a Digitized World" (GRK 1712) |
| Schmolke, Florian | Chair of Information Systems and Information Management (IS) |