Weerasinghe, W. L. G. D
[Author];
KanaheraArachchi, B. J
[Author];
Jayaweera, L. P. M.I
[Author];
Aryaratne, I. A
[Author];
Samarasinghe, U.
[Author];
Karunarathna, W. A. S. N.
[Author]
Critical Success Factors in the Implementation of Electronic Government Procurement in Sri Lanka
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Nach Informationen von SSRN wurde die ursprüngliche Fassung des Dokuments May 20, 2023 erstellt
Description:
E-GP (Electronic Government Procurement) has been adopted as a government strategy to offer effective public procurement in light of the many problems associated with executing the public procurement system. E-Procurement was designed to make the procurement process more efficient, effective, and cost-effective and minimize corruption. The main purpose of this study was to determine the critical success factors in implementing e-government procurement for public sector organizations in Sri Lanka and to determine the critical success factors in implementing e government procurement for public sector organizations in Sri Lanka. A cross-sectional questionnaire-based survey was used to collect data and the study population was comprised of procurement divisions in Departments, State Managed Boards, Authorities, Commissions, Corporations, Bureaus, Institutes and Institutions and Government Banks. The sample of 162 organizations were selected as key respondents-based convenience and random sampling methods. Quantitative research approached was used in this study to discover the factors that influence the implementation of e-procurement. The findings of the multiple regression analysis showed there is a significant positive relationship between dependent variable (E-GP implementation) and four independent variables (Technology Infrastructure, Network Application, Human Capacity and Awareness and Supply Readiness)