E-Government Progress in Emerging Nations Insights from Developing Countries

E-government, which stands to benefit from ICT, offers the chance to improve public services. ICT has been successfully incorporated into several nations' governing structures, like China, South Korea. Many other nations, particularly those in the developing world, are still struggling to create stronger governance systems because they have not yet successfully incorporated ICT into their governance frameworks. This study contributes by conducting a comparative study on the Bangladesh-Indonesia’s current e-government progress. Both countries transferring to digital systems and attempting to establish an electronic government. The E-Government Development Index (EGDI) reports and rankings from the United Nations are the focus of this research. Our study's results demonstrate that, Bangladesh and Indonesia have significantly improved its ranking from 2008 to 2022. In order to facilitate e-governance and support improved online services, progress in human development, and telecommunication infrastructure, Bangladesh and Indonesia require an improve and more advance e-government model in terms of administration, facilitation, and participation.