The Relation between Effective Digital Program Governance and Program Success
- 1 Hamdan Bin Mohamad Smart University, Dubai, UAE
- 2 Hamdan Bin Mohamad Smart University, Dubai, UAE
- 3 Hamdan Bin Mohamad Smart University, Dubai, UAE
Abstract
This study elaborates on the relationship between digital program governance and program success. At the beginning of this study , the researchers established objectives to be analyzed with the study findings. The study was carried out based on quantitative aspects of the topic and the target audience for the study was approximately 40 participants as online study. The researcher analyses four main questions through the study , which mainly scope into a strategic viewpoint on implications and results of digital governance for a program , either digital or non-digital. Critical literature which was used in this study will be discussed through a detail ed literature review on four main areas that will support the objectives of the study. The approach of the research is deductive where quantitative measures were considered as the primary data collection mode. Ten questions were presented to the selected audience focusing on the objectives of the study. The responses collected point toward proving that digital governance has a positive correlation with the success of a program.
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