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Two Readings of a Land Records Management E-Government System: A Case Study in India

E-government systems pose an interesting challenge for developing countries, for though they represent a powerful tool for addressing development needs, most efforts seem to fail. Questions about design, implementation and impact of such systems become important. This paper addresses the issues of assessing the impact of e-government systems by considering design and contextual issues for a particular land management e-government system in the state of Karnataka in India.