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    Extending information system continuance theory with system quality in e-learning context

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    Ten years ago, Bhattacherjee proposed the information system continuance model, which received considerable attention inthe literature. This study proposes an extended information system continuance model by incorporating system quality to theoriginal model in the context of educators’ utilization of e-learning technology for conducting courses. Our proposed modelis tested using a sample of 175 university educators using structured equation modeling. The results show that there is nosignificant direct association between system quality and continuance intention. However, system quality affects continuanceintention indirectly via perceived usefulness and satisfaction. All the relationships of the original information systemcontinuance model were supported. The determinants of continuance intention explained around 70% of its total variance

    Determinants of the continuous use of E-GOV information systems and services in Morocco : Proposing an integrative model

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    The digital transformation of public administration is a strategic project that has been initiated by Morocco several years ago. It is a very ambitious project that is of great importance for the development and growth of the country. Yet, its success depends highly on the involvement and participation of citizens. However, in Morocco, there is a lack of comprehensive information regarding the adoption and usage of these solutions, as well as the e-gov satisfaction levels among citizens. This research aligns with theories of information system usage behavior in a post-adoption context and focuses on the user's perspective, emphasizing the importance of studying the peculiarities of their usage behavior in order to promote the success of the systems and solutions offered to them. After addressing the situation of e-gov services in Morocco and presenting the theoretical basis of the research, this article proposes, in its third part, an integrative model composed of a fusion between several theories with the objective to study the continuous use behavior of e-gov services and systems in Morocco. This model includes motivation and satisfaction constructs to explain usage continuance. The proposed model will be the starting point of an empirical study whose goal is to explore all the assumed relationships in the model and to analyze them
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