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An Evaluation of the Nigerian National Information Infrastructure and E-Governance
<p>Nigeria has the fastest growing and most lucrative ICT market in Africa (which fellow emerging economies like South Africa, India, Malaysia and Singapore are making the most of); yet in spite of this significant progress is still being ranked low in e-government provision to its citizens. The need for national information infrastructure cum e-governance framework as a national imperative for a 21st Century Nigeria cannot be overemphasized. National information infrastructure and e-governance policy engineering is important in achieving Vision 2020 and the mission of re-branding and transforming Nigeria. Unless the significance of e-governance is recognized and made the engine room of nation-building, economic and social developments aims in our country may become unattainable. Soonest, intellectual capital, not mineral resources like oil, would be the most strategic and valuable global resource. This paper therefore evaluates and recognizes with great concern that the current national information infrastructure and e-governance readiness framework in Nigeria is grossly inadequate-especially in the areas of National Power Generation and Supply (as the government fixes June 1st as the take-off of new electricity tariff). It highlights the bureaucracies and politics that hamper speedy development of our national information infrastructure and e-governance in comparison to what is obtainable in other evolving economies. The study investigates the limitations and deficiencies of our national information infrastructure and e-governance. The study examines areas of paucities which have contributed to the low e-service delivery in the country despite the success recorded in the country’s ICT and telecommunications sector and finally suggests how this situation may be improved for an enviable national information infrastructure and e-governance as a national imperative for 21st century Nigeria of our dream.</p>
The Role of Automated Categorisation in e-Government Information Retrieval
<p>High-precision search results are essential for helping e-government employees complete work-based tasks. Prior studies have shown that existing features of e-government systems need improvement in terms of search facilities, navigation, and metadata adoption. This paper investigates how automated categorization can enhance information organization and retrieval and presents the results of a controlled evaluation that compared automated categorization and free text indexing of the government intranet used by Danish tax authorities. Thirty-two individuals participated in the evaluation, conducting simulated searches and genuine search tasks. Searching behaviour and search outcome was documented by search logs, relevance assessments, and post search interviews.</p> <p>The evaluation demonstrates a high potential for automated categorization in a government context. Overall, the categorized organization generated more reformulations and less query success. Session success was found to be fairly even between the two systems. Qualitative data revealed that categorized overviews of the search results were useful if the participating employee did not possess extensive knowledge of the task at hand. When task knowledge was present, categorization was used to support the assumptions of a correct search. On the other hand, however, test participants avoided using automated categorization if high-precision documents were among the top results or if few documents were retrieved. The findings emphasize the importance of simultaneously providing different search options for e-government IR systems and reveal that automated categorization is a valuable candidate for improving search facilities within this domain.</p>
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