Prospects And Challenges In Digitization: The Case Study Of Federal Parliament Of Nepal

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2108.07726v1
• Date: Thu, 12 Aug 2021 06:57:09 GMT
• Title: Prospects And Challenges In Digitization: The Case Study Of Federal Parliament Of Nepal
• Authors: Arun Kishor Sharma and Sandeep Kautish
• Abstract summary: The performance of the parliament, secretariat, parliamentarians as well as employees working procedure should be fully digitalized. The overall activities of parliament, committees, and its secretariats records are managed systematically through tailored software.
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• License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
• Abstract: Digitization means the use of digital technology to modify a business model to create new possibilities for sales to value creation. The main purpose of the study is to identify the effects of digitization in the federal parliament of Nepal. The performance of the parliament, secretariat, parliamentarians as well as employees working procedure should be fully digitalized based different prescribed different modules. Quantitative and quantitative method were followed. This research included a series of well-structured questionnaires, mainly directed at MPs and employees, and structured interviews with key persons of the organizations. The raw data were processed and analyzed by SPSS. Cochran's Q test, Chi-Square test and Friedman tests were applied to show the present status and need of digitization tools in Federal Parliament of Nepal. The system becomes automated, interlinked, based on the database and there should be a mutual understanding among committees on different issues. The overall activities of parliament, committees, and its secretariats records are managed systematically through tailored software. We would also intend to discuss the limits on the usage of different tools and recommendations for parliamentary application. The holistic framework is a digital framework for FPN. This will be helpful for a digitized workplace. The FPN will start the new era of digital transformation. Keywords - Federal Parliament, Digitalization, Secretariat, Parliamentarian, Legislature, Information, and Communication Technology

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