Abstract
Digital government has become a global trend in recent years, with countries and regions around the world utilizing digital technology to transform their organizational structure and production methods. However, the development of digital government is not without its challenges. key issues are the lack of standardization and coordination in technical organization, which adversely affects the development of digital government. To address this issue, this paper recommends establishing a corresponding standard technical organization that will coordinate the work of digital government. organization will ensure that the development of digital government standardization work is consistent, effective, and up-to-date with the latest technology advances. In addition to improving standardization and coordination, this paper also emphasizes the importance of collaboration between different technical committees across industry management, public services, market supervision, and digital government-related standards organizations. By ensuring that business connections are orderly and effective, a joint force can be formed for digital government construction. Furthermore, a mechanism for evaluating and verifying digital government standards will be established to guarantee their successful implementation. The paper also highlights the importance of ensuring that the development of important standards is done well. This requires a comprehensive understanding of the needs of different stakeholders, including citizens, businesses, and government agencies. It also requires a commitment to continue us improvement and innovation, as digital technology continues to evolve at a rapid pace. Overall, this paper provides a roadmap for enhancing digital government through standardization, coordination, and collaboration. By following these recommendations, governments can ensure that their digital government initiatives are effective, efficient, and responsive to the needs of their citizens and businesses.
Publisher
Darcy & Roy Press Co. Ltd.