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Data triangulation and web quality metrics: A case study in e-government [An article from: Information & Management] | ![Data triangulation and web quality metrics: A case study in e-government [An article from: Information & Management]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51X4Z6EY40L._SL500_.jpg)
| Authors: S.j. Barnes, R.t. Vidgen
Publisher: Elsevier
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The work discussed here focused on the evaluation of quality perceptions of users of an electronic government website. As government organizations have begun to enhance transparency, communicate, and interact with citizens via the web, the development of appropriate online services has demanded better understanding of user requirements and thus for tailoring of solutions. The site we examined enabled the online submission of self-assessed tax returns in the UK. Survey data were used to model the perceptions of site users. In addition to the quantitative data, we also collected comments from respondents. These, using data triangulation, provided additional insight into the perceptions of site quality. The results of the comment analysis both supported the instrument and pointed to additional factors determining the perceptions of quality of e-government services needing attention in instrument development.
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