RESEARCHER PROFILE

Emmanuel Eilu

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Uganda Christian University

E-Government and Public ServicesTechnology Adoption and User BehaviourICT in Developing CommunitiesUsability and User Interface DesignReproductive tract infections research

Emmanuel Eilu works in E-Government and Public Services, Technology Adoption and User Behaviour, ICT in Developing Communities, Usability and User Interface Design, Reproductive tract infections research. Recorded institutional associations include Uganda Christian University.

38Publications
126Citations
6H-index

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Selected research works

Up to 100 highly cited works; DOI links open the original research. Counts reflect the collected record, not real-time citation totals.

  1. Adoption of Electronic Fiscal Devices (EFDs) for Value-Added Tax (VAT) Collection in Kenya and Tanzania: A Systematic Review

    2018 · 32 citations

  2. Improving Domestic Revenue Mobilisation in African Countries Using ICT: A Literature Review Analysis

    2017 · 12 citations

  3. Using Mobile Phones in Elections in Developing Countries: Opportunities and Challenges

    2014 · 9 citations

  4. An Assessment of Usability of Online Tax Return Services in Uganda and Its Influence on Tax Revenue

    2021 · 9 citations

  5. Designing reality fit m-voting

    2013 · 8 citations

  6. Mobile Money Services as a Panacea to Financial Inclusion in Sub-Saharan Africa

    2017 · 8 citations

  7. M-voting in developing countries : Findings from Uganda

    2015 · 5 citations

  8. Using Cognitive Psychology to Understand Anticipated User Experience in Computing Products

    2017 · 4 citations

  9. A Framework for Enhancing the Adoption of E-Tax Services in Tanzania

    2019 · 4 citations

  10. Assessment of alternative approaches of primary cervical cancer screening among women in low-income environments

    2021 · 4 citations

  11. Persuasion and Acceptance of Mobile Phones as a Voting Tool in Developing Countries

    2014 · 4 citations

  12. A Systematic approach to designing and implementing E-Government systems in the developing world

    2009 · 3 citations

  13. Improving Access to Health Services in Sub-Saharan Africa Using Mobile and Wireless Technologies

    2018 · 3 citations

  14. An Assessment of Mobile Internet Usage in a Rural Setting of a Developing Country

    2018 · 3 citations

  15. Mobile Social Media for Preventing the Ebola Virus Disease Spread in Liberia and Nigeria: A Comparative Analysis

    2018 · 3 citations

  16. Prevalence of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia and its associated factors among women attending healthcare services in Eastern Uganda

    2020 · 3 citations

  17. A Bird’s Eye View of a Sustainable Learning Game Design

    2021 · 2 citations

  18. Increasing Voter Turn-Up Using Mobile Phones as a Voting Tool

    2015 · 1 citations

  19. Anticipated User Experience (AUX) Framework for Improving Acceptance of Using Mobile Phones for Voting

    2017 · 1 citations

  20. Standards for Sensor Technologies that Support Mobile Patient Health Monitoring in Resource Constrained Settings

    2019 · 1 citations

  21. Performance Evaluation for Electronic Health Information Systems in Uganda

    2021 · 1 citations

  22. Prevalence and susceptibility pattern of bacterial Urinary Tract Infections among pregnant HIV positive women in Gucha sub-county, Kenya.

    2015 · 1 citations

  23. A Framework for Adopting ICT-Based Services Among Coffee Farmers in Uganda: Case Study of Bugisu Subregion in Bugisu

    2024 · 1 citations

  24. Assessing the Usability of Integrated Financial Management Information Systems (IFMS) in Uganda: Case Study of Mbale Local Government

    2024 · 1 citations

  25. Interactive Media with Next-Gen Technologies and Their Usability Evaluation

    2024 · 1 citations

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