2018
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-76291-3
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Digitalization and Public Sector Transformations

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“…That being the case, there are good reasons to take note of these issues in Denmark. This country is often branded as an example of one of the most digitalised public sectors and societies, scoring the highest marks on the European Union's “Digital Economy and Society Index” (see Schou & Hjelholt, ). In this sense, the policy option adopted by this country is constructed as a pathway to be followed by others.…”
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“…That being the case, there are good reasons to take note of these issues in Denmark. This country is often branded as an example of one of the most digitalised public sectors and societies, scoring the highest marks on the European Union's “Digital Economy and Society Index” (see Schou & Hjelholt, ). In this sense, the policy option adopted by this country is constructed as a pathway to be followed by others.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…However, with the technological advancements in the 1990s and 2000s (including the widespread adoption of internet‐driven platforms), digitalisation policies intensified amongst advanced democratic states. In line with public sector reforms in general, digitalisation can be understood as a “comprehensive political intervention” (Bejerot & Hasselbladh, ) that seeks to introduce new institutional logics and regulations (Schou & Hjelholt, ). In European welfare states, such interventions have to a large extend sought to automate public administration and transform public service organisations into “digital agencies” (Dunleavy et al, , p. 225) aimed at “making (able) citizens do more” (Margetts & Dunleavy, , p. 6).…”
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“…İçinde bulunulan dönem olan bilgi çağında teknolojinin gelişimi, ülkelerde internet kullanımının hızla yayılması, gelişen teknolojiye bağlı olarak işlerin daha kolay yapılabilmesi adına geliştirilen "öğrenen makineler" ve "akıllı cihazlar" hizmet sunumunda kullanılmak üzere öncelikle özel sektör daha sonra da kamu sektörünün ilgisini çekmiştir. Hizmetlerin daha etkin, etkili ve verimli sunumu için hem merkezi hem de yerel kamu yöneticileri ve kamu kurumları özellikle E-Devlet uygulamaları ile vatandaşlara dijitalleşmiş kamu hizmetleri vermeye başlamışlardır (Castro vd., 2016;Gül, 2018;Schou ve Hjelhot, 2018). Böylece kamu hizmetlerinin sunumunda bir dijital dönüşüm dönemi başlamış, E-Devlet, akıllı şehirler, nesnelerin interneti, büyük veri gibi kavramlar kamu yönetimi alan yazınında bir hayli kullanılır hale gelmiş, bunun ötesinde de bu kavramları konu alan akademik çalışmalar yapılmaya başlamıştır.…”
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