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    A Preliminary Assessment of the Impact of eGovernment Technologies in Governmental Agencies

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    This study involves an empirical assessment of the impact of eGovernment technologies in local and state government agencies throughout the State of Texas using the following major constructs: eGov system quality, eGov information quality, eGov system usage, and eGov user satisfaction. An IS success model for these agencies were proposed using the DeLone and McLean framework. The data for validating the model was collected from a sample of 300 government agencies in Texas. The structural equation modeling (SEM) approach using Analysis of Moment Structures (AMOS) was used to analyze the data. Overall, the model fits the data indicating its veracity. With the exception of the relationship between eGov information quality and eGov user satisfaction, all other associations among other constructs were found statistically significant. The manuscript concludes by providing recommendations for future research and practice

    The Impact of Enterprise System Implementations on Enterprise Risk

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    Impact of IS Governance Certifications on Enterprise Risk

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    Business enterprises can seek external audits of there IS Governance controls in order to demonstrate that they are suitably designed and operating effectively in their supportive role of mitigating risk. SSAE 16-based SOC assurances and ISO 27001 certifications are third-party validations a business can obtain to increase stakeholder’s trust on the organization’s ability to safeguard its assets and operations. This study proposes to examine the impact of these certifications on enterprise risks as perceived by external investors of publicly traded companies in the U.S. A Risk-Adjusted Marked Model is proposed to examine market valuation effects, as measured by abnormal returns, as well as systematic risk effects, as measured by pre-event and post-event beta changes. For further insight, a cross sectional analysis relating risk changes to different types of certifications and firm characteristics is also proposed
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