Appendix 1: Papers selected in our Systematic Literature Review
Source
Findings (Condition/Factor)
Selected from the search results
Altayar (2018)
Citizens’ expectations for transparency
Government political reform, e.g., enactment of law and
regulation
Internal and external institutional pressure

Methodology

Context

Case study

Motivations to adopt OGD in Saudi Arabia

Purwanto et al.
(2018a)

Intrinsic motivation, i.e., altruism or contributing to
societal benefits
Social influence, particularly from social media friends

Case study

Factors influencing OGD engagement in Indonesia

Máchová et al. (2018)

Integrated open data portal (i.e., regional, municipal,
national)
Providing advanced search, visualization and analytics
features
Promoting the availability and feedback on datasets
Offering training, documentations and guidelines for
users
Continuous benchmarking of open data success

Document
analysis

Usability evaluation of 5 OGD portals (Australia, Canada, India,
UK, USA)

Sayogo and Yuli (2018)

Collaboration between government, academics, private
entities and general public
Willingness of government officials to accept criticism
and suggestion
Accommodating leaders
Commitment of government agencies

Case study

Success factors of OGD at a local government in Indonesia

Svärd (2018)

Sufficient budgetary resources for municipality to release
OGD

Case study

Implementation of OGD in two Swedish municipalities

(Weerakkody et al.,
2017a)

Relative advantage of OGD
Compatibility of OGD
Observability of the output of OGD use

Survey

Predictors influencing the use OGD in the UK

Saxena and Janssen
(2017)

Effort expectancy
Social influence from family, peers, and supervisors
Facilitating condition (e.g., internet access)
Voluntariness of use

Survey

Factors influencing the acceptance and use of OGD in India