IT good governance: A case of the role of e-Procurement in Indonesia
Kevin Jonathan, Togar Alam Napitupulu, Ratna Sari
Abstract
Kevin Jonathan, Togar Alam Napitupulu, Ratna Sari
Abstract
E-procurement changes process of purchasing goods and services so that all processes from identification through payment is using electronic methods. E-procurement has been used in governance in many countries as a means of increasing transparency, efficiency and reduction of corruption within the government. The Indonesia's Government became one of country that use e-procurement in the procurement of goods nor services. Many studies on e-procurement in the government sector have been conducted, but very few researches that focuses on its impact on good governance. This study conducted to do investigation of success rate of implementation of e-procurement in terms of some of the factors of good governance in the Indonesian government. Questionnaires were distributed to supplier who provide goods and/or services listed in the system. Data was analyzed by Structural Equation Model using Partial Least Square method. The results showed that Indonesian government uses of SPSE resulted increased transparency in procurement of goods and services.
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E-procurement changes process of purchasing goods and services so that all processes from identification through payment is using electronic methods. E-procurement has been used in governance in many countries as a means of increasing transparency, efficiency and reduction of corruption within the government. The Indonesia's Government became one of country that use e-procurement in the procurement of goods nor services. Many studies on e-procurement in the government sector have been conducted, but very few researches that focuses on its impact on good governance. This study conducted to do investigation of success rate of implementation of e-procurement in terms of some of the factors of good governance in the Indonesian government. Questionnaires were distributed to supplier who provide goods and/or services listed in the system. Data was analyzed by Structural Equation Model using Partial Least Square method. The results showed that Indonesian government uses of SPSE resulted increased transparency in procurement of goods and services.
Key concepts: Procurement, Goods and services, Transparency (behavior), E-procurement, Business, Purchasing, Good governance, Payment