Delivering Public Value: Synergistic Integration via Gov 2.0

Aladalah, Mohammed; Cheung, Yen; Lee, Vincent C. S.

doi:10.1109/hicss.2016.376

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“…Open government and citizen participation in law enforcement via crowd mapping [34] Monitor specific under normal circumstances Delivering public value: synergistic integration via Gov 2.0 [35] Monitor specific under normal circumstances Towards a typology of social news apps from a crowd computing perspective [36] Monitors social-cultural or consumer trends…”

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Collaborative Intelligence in Smart Cities: A Systematic Review

Kwecko¹,

Botelho²

2018

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The objective of this research is to present a systematic analysis, in which we seek to identify the concepts of intelligent city, with the intention of recognizing the nature of this intelligence before the participation of the population. Therefore, the research associates concepts as smart cities, citizen participation and social web, identifying publications between 2012 and the first quarter of 2018 and questioning what the intelligent city is and how this concept is able to (re)organize the learning processes of the territory from the informal dynamics of the contemporary city. The qualitative analysis of the documents revealed an innumerable of definitions and related terms: smart, intelligent, ubiquitous, digital, knowledge, sustainable, crowd sourcing, innovative; structured in three types of approaches: technological focus, focus on human resources and focus on citizen-related governance from the following domains: media convergence, public and regulatory information policies, infrastructure management, real-time data mining and extraction, geographic information system, crowd computing, smart cities education, and social monitoring and control. In spite of the access to a great amount of data, we verify that the concept of intelligent city is referenced by a significant number of researches, but, in smaller number, works that present models of construction of a collective intelligence for the city. From this perspective, we identified the need to recognize technological education interventions for communication between individuals and the city. Because we believe that only through the implementation and management of techno-educommunication ecosystems will be able to promote a culture of participation.

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Collaborative Intelligence in Smart Cities: A Systematic Review

Kwecko¹,

Botelho²

2018

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“…In this context, ICT-based tools have a high potential for success, mainly through the adoption of Web 2.0 technologies, since they are participatory and foster communication and collaboration among users. In public participation scenarios, such tools should help increase the government's interaction with citizens (Aladalah et al, 2016).…”

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“…One of the main advantages of an integrated IS is bringing stakeholders together in designing a smart sustainable city, by improving public participation and knowledge co-creation (Deligiannidou & Amaxilatis, 2016). Citizens' empowerment through Web 2.0 technologies has been discussed as a way of enhancing the co-creation process (Aladalah et al, 2016), but the participation of all stakeholders is also essential during the design of an IS. The framework proposed in this work seeks to include stakeholders in the IS development process, while keeping in mind that one of the objectives of the information system is to improve collaboration and public participation in the urban and transportation planning processes.…”

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A Conceptual Framework for an Integrated Information System to Enhance Urban Mobility

Duarte

Sousa

2021

International Journal of Decision Support System Technology

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The multiplicity of stakeholders in urban contexts can greatly increase the complexity of transportation systems. Since all stakeholders depend, to varying degrees, on the same data to get the information for their mobility, this work considers that an integrated information system, focused on their different needs, will significantly improve the efficiency of transportation systems. A stakeholder-focused system makes the provided information more relevant, while an integrated system fosters the sharing of the data that generates this information. To build such a system, a conceptual framework focused on stakeholders and their decision processes was developed. This new framework takes advantage of existing ones, such as the Zachman framework, the Enterprise Architecture Design, and the Multilevel Service Design. The proposed multidisciplinary approach, putting together information systems (IS) and service design concepts, has considerable potential in ensuring that the right information reaches each stakeholder at the right time.

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“…Governments worldwide began using information and communication technology (ICT) for their operations since its advent in the 1970s and 1980s. However, developing and implementing digital government are value-laden activities that are handled and carried out by citizens [1][2][3][4][5]. In this regard, with the rapid advance of ICT, the values attached to government utilization of ICT have continuously evolved.…”

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Proposing a Value-Based Digital Government Model: Toward Broadening Sustainability and Public Participation

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It has generally been well-established, by a number of studies, that the rapid advance and global diffusion of information and communication technology (ICT) is impacting the milieu of governance along with a socio-technical transformation of society at all levels. With a growing interest in digital government, the inquiry concerning a common digital model has been raised. To assist public administrators in thinking about new digital government for their organizations, a new developmental model framework is proposed in this article. This model is drawn from value-based analysis contained in developmental policies, and a subsequent policy development process is also proposed. In doing so, the new model would represent accelerated socio-technical transformation with intelligent technologies, escalating wicked problems appearing despite technological advances. The limitations of the current finite state model are also discussed.

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Delivering Public Value: Synergistic Integration via Gov 2.0

Cited by 7 publications

References 60 publications

Collaborative Intelligence in Smart Cities: A Systematic Review

Collaborative Intelligence in Smart Cities: A Systematic Review

A Conceptual Framework for an Integrated Information System to Enhance Urban Mobility

Proposing a Value-Based Digital Government Model: Toward Broadening Sustainability and Public Participation

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