
Electronic management Systems of Saudi universities designed and developed by Information and Communication Technology Centers have played a key role in automatic administrative work. The current study aims at identifying the role of E-management and its applications in Saudi Universities, exploring the current quo of E-management systems at Saudi universities, identifying patterns of benefiting patterns from E-management systems, determining the obstacles that face the users in utilizing E-management systems and provides suggestions to improve benefiting from E-management systems. The field study will be limited to measure the benefit level of the university's community related to E-management systems. The sample of the study consists of a random sample of colleges of Saudi universities, the sample will be limited to the following categories; undergraduate students, postgraduate students, administrative staff and academic staff at Saudi faculties. The Descriptive approach will be used in this study. Data will be collected by the questionnaire, checklist, semi-structured interviews and content analysis.
Electronic Information Management, Information Source, Saudi Universities, Electronic Government
Electronic Information Management, Information Source, Saudi Universities, Electronic Government
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