Abstract
This article attempts to identify factors that influence the potential demand for m-government service adoption in Japan by analysing survey responses. This study identifies smartphone ownership, mobile application activity and e-government subscription as demand drivers. These results suggest government should encourage Juki cards and the e-tax payment system adoption and support programmes to encourage smartphone ownership and mobile application subscriptions.
Acknowledgements
We thank NTT DoCoMo for providing the survey data.
The authors are responsible for all errors.
Notes
1 The OECD/ITU (Citation2011, p. 12) defines m-government as, ‘mobile technologies to support and enhance government performance and foster a more connected society’.