2020
DOI: 10.3390/su12145824
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Digital Transformation and Knowledge Management in the Public Sector

Abstract: Digitizing public services is, at the moment, an essential necessity for numerous governments around the world. An improved government through digitization will not only have a growing effect on businesses, but it will also be able to intensify citizen engagement and push for economic growth. During the last 10 years more countries have progressively begun to provide digital services to their citizens. Therefore, in order to address this development, the purpose of this paper is to analyze the evolution of the… Show more

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“…The digitalisation of public services is a priority for many governments around the world, which is reflected by research studies into these issues. They show that the level of digital administration is associated with knowledge management quality and that knowledge management is a decisive factor in the successful digital transformation in public administration [22]. These findings complement the results of a study [23] demonstrating that a culture of compliance with IT (information technology) regulations has a provable connection with the quality of services, accountability, and transparency through ITG (IT governance).…”
Section: Literature Reviewsupporting
confidence: 65%
“…The digitalisation of public services is a priority for many governments around the world, which is reflected by research studies into these issues. They show that the level of digital administration is associated with knowledge management quality and that knowledge management is a decisive factor in the successful digital transformation in public administration [22]. These findings complement the results of a study [23] demonstrating that a culture of compliance with IT (information technology) regulations has a provable connection with the quality of services, accountability, and transparency through ITG (IT governance).…”
Section: Literature Reviewsupporting
confidence: 65%
“…This new paradigm changed from a patrimonial vision, where public administrations were solely responsible for safeguarding and managing information, to a new model, where citizens demand more and more information, transparency and communication strategies from public administrations. It is clear that governments and public bodies in Spain adopted social media as an additional management tool, as they became the ideal medium for internal collaboration [14], knowledge management [15] and, fundamentally, the interrelationship between public institutions and society [16], thereby changing the means of communicating with citizens and adapting to a collaborative and dynamic environment [17,18]. Consequently, a high number of public administrations routinely used social media for these purposes [19], yet few public entities had a formal strategy for the management of their social media.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Selain itu, penelitian Alvarenga et al (2020) manajemen pengetahuan sektor publik didukung oleh metodologi penelitian yang umumnya dilakukan dengan survei dan hanya sedikit menjelaskan tema penelitian seperti inovasi, sustainability dan lainnya. Hal ini memiliki konsekuensi penting untuk penelitian selanjutnya, karena jika terus menerbitkan tema yang umum, maka hasil penelitian terkait manajemen sektor publik dapat menjadi kurang menarik.…”
Section: Mengembangkan Sistem Manajemen Pengetahuanunclassified