Modeling User Acceptance and Attitudes towards Using e-Government Business Services in the Saudi Private Sectors

Nowadays, the provided services by governments internationally are strongly perform for delivering services via the Internet, particularly as a means of boosting cost-efficiency and reducing time spent on direct interactions with citizens. In Saudi, e-Government services in the private sectors are generally limited by difficulties in finding information related to the business practices along with the lack of computers availability and Internet access for many segments of the general population. Therefore, this paper aims at examining the relevance of the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) for e-Government websites in the Saudi private sectors through an exploratory research study. This paper investigated the user acceptance and attitude levels towards using e-Government as a business consulting in the Saudi private sectors. An online questionnaire was used for the data collection purposes among 102 users from different business sectors in Saudi.