Digital Government
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Summary
Starting from the digital transformation of government, this book systematically explains the conceptual features, development approach, and overall architecture of digital government. It explores the transformation of traditional government from four perspectives: conceptual change, organizational reengineering, procedural development, and government-enterprise relations. It examines how to unlock the value of government data through data governance, data openness, data sharing, and data operations. It analyzes the strong support that digital technology provides for building digital government in terms of industrial technology, infrastructure, and network platforms. On this basis, it reveals how to improve digital governance and build a new global framework for digital governance.
The book aims to bring together stakeholders to collaboratively build an ecosystem for digital government, modernize China's governance system and capacity, and promote the development of a digital society.
Editor's review
The book is logically organized and well structured. The first half examines the concept and evolution of digital government, placing it in the broader context of global governance change; the second half draws on typical cases from China and abroad to discuss key issues such as data sharing, platform development, cybersecurity, and the digital divide. Combining macro-level strategic thinking with micro-level operational analysis, it offers readers a fairly comprehensive knowledge map.
As an editor, I see the book's value in its balance. It avoids dry, overly technical discussion and empty policy advocacy, seeking instead to bridge scholarship and practice. For readers concerned with public affairs, social governance, or digital transformation, it provides a solid cognitive framework for understanding the profound changes government is undergoing. The field of digital government is evolving rapidly, so some cases and technical details may need updating over time, but the core questions and analytical methods it raises remain durably relevant.
Who it's for
A good fit for
- University faculty, students, and researchers in public administration, political science, sociology, and related fields
- Practitioners engaged in digital transformation at government agencies, public institutions, or related enterprises
- Observers and enthusiasts with a strong interest in smart cities, e-government, and the modernization of national governance
- General readers who want a systematic understanding of how digital technology affects government operations and public policymaking
Not a good fit for
- Purely technical developers seeking specific programming code, software architecture, or project implementation details
- Readers expecting immediate, news-style commentary on current policy hotspots
Reading tips
- Read the first two chapters in full to build a basic understanding of the overall concept and historical background of digital government.
- As you read, compare the book's theoretical framework with local government apps, government service portals, and other real-world cases you know to deepen your understanding.
- For the thematic chapters in the second half, read selectively in depth according to your interests or work needs, and consider their applicability and challenges in the Chinese context.
About the publisher
Enterprise Management Publishing House focuses on the field of economics and management publishing, with titles spanning common categories such as inspirational growth, management, food, and examinations. Based on the 317 books in the database, representative titles include Dale Carnegie's The Scrolls (Authoritative Collector's Edition), Liu Chengyuan's Lean Thinking: How Lean Is Implemented in China, Zhong Jiyin's series on Boards of Directors and Corporate Governance, Cao Xibo's New Handbook for Public Speaking Training, Zhu Yutong's Thirteen Marketing Strategies for Chinese Brands and Adoption Methods: Solving Eight Major Local Marketing Problems, and Guan Cha by authors such as Xiu Shang, Liao Xinlin, and Li Xiaorui. Its publishing direction covers management theory, corporate governance, and local marketing practice, while extending to personal growth and language training. Its author resources include researchers and practitioners in economics and management. Public information on its publishing features and series system is limited; the above is based only on the book information in the database.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 前言
- 第一章 什么是数字政府
- 第一节 数字政府的概念
- 第二节 数字政府建设的理念与原则
- 第三节 数字政府建设的重要意义
- 第四节 数字政府能否代替电子政务
- 第二章 数字政府总体架构
- 第一节 数字政府的理论与实践研究
- 第二节 数字政府模型与架构
- 第三节 数据驱动的数字政府框架
- 第三章 数字政府对传统政府的变革
- 第一节 数字化时代的政府理念变革
- 第二节 数字政府下的政府组织再造
- 第三节 数字政府下的行政程序发展
- 第四节 政企合作：数字政府建设的重要支撑
- 第四章 数据赋能：数字政府建设的关键
- 第一节 数据治理：激活政务数据的潜藏价值
- 第二节 数据开放：推动政务数据社会化利用
- 第三节 数据共享：打造政务数据“内循环”
- 第四节 数据运营：释放政务数据市场价值
- 第五章 数创未来：数字技术带来无限可能
- 第一节 数字政府产业：市场规模持续扩大
- 第二节 数字技术：颠覆性新技术不断涌现
- 第三节 数字底座：夯实数字政府发展根基
- 第四节 数字政府载体：畅通渠道听民意
- 第六章 提升数字之治，构建全球数字治理新框架
- 第一节 数字治理是数字政府的核心
- 第二节 全球数字治理态势和挑战
- 第三节 警惕全球数字治理的“规则合围”
- 第四节 构建全球数字治理新框架
- 参考文献
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About the author
Li Qian is an author whose public biographical information is limited. Her works span a notably wide range of subjects, including applied psychology, inspirational growth, legal practice, social culture, health, and management. Across the eleven titles already published, she attends to inner individual experience, as in her writing on healing for survivors of complex trauma, and distills wisdom and courage from the life of her father, Bruce Lee. She has also written on civil litigation procedure, the VR industry and consumer surveys, breast cancer-related health topics, the history of French business, and fiction. Her style tends to combine practicality with readability, translating specialized or experiential material into writing accessible to general readers, and her work on psychological healing and personal growth is especially attuned to readers' needs.
