<![CDATA[ Many research has been done on information technology planning effectiveness in a developing country,this paper takes a step further in examining such factors in Indonesia, which is also a developing country. Theresults have surprisingly shown that empirical data produced in Indonesia is not consistent to those researchesconducted in other developing countries. Hence we come to conclude that a study of one developing country onE-learning Effectiveness cannot and should not represent all developing nations in the world. One shouldcarefully study the regional cultures and background that will eventually help to determine one different ITbehaviors to another. For research to become effective, hypothesis should be tested on several differentcountries and then follow by paying attention on similar behavior on the results before drawing the conclusion.Based on some previous research about E-learning Effectiveness in a Developing Country, we perform similarresearch in Indonesia on the 6 hypothesis research model previously performed in Kuwait [1]. Index Terms — Information Technology Planning Effectiveness, Developing countries, Indonesia]]>
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