ASSESSING CORRELATION ON E-GOVERNMENT AND TRUST AT LOCAL LEVEL IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

Electronic government and trust in government are both values that almost
basically asked, whether introducing modest information technology on
government services will lead people to trust in government more. Some
research worked on this focus; hence many gaps are available to be revealed.
The paper tried to observe the linkage between e-government in the remote
regencies in Indonesia with citizens' trust. Research conducted in 2019 and 233
primary data from e-government users analyzed by partial least square tools.
The study used the integrated model Information System Success and Theory
Acceptance Model. The finding indicates that those variables have a positive
impact on trust. The pivotal issue of the research showed that e-government
implementation in rural developing countries does not only meet with the
information system quality, but it should fit with local community conditions.
Only a coherent application system and have a local-familiar application will
lead to citizens' trust.