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MANAGING ICTS IN PUBLIC

SECTOR ORGANIZATIONS
Chapter 6
CONTENT

1. Introduction of ICTs

2. The relationship between ICTs and activities in PS

3. Policies related to personal information protection

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1. 1. WHAT IS ICTS
- Information and Communications Technology (ICT) is the use of computing
and telecommunication technologies, systems and tools to facilitate the way
information is created, collected, processed, transmitted and stored
- It includes computing technologies like servers, laptop computers and
software applications, as well as the wired and wireless communication
technologies that support telephones, the Internet, the Internet of Things
(IoT) and the metaverse
- The goal of ICT is to improve access to information and and make human-to-
human, human-to-machine and machine-to-machine (M2M)
communication easier and more efficient.

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1. 1. WHAT IS ICTS

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1. WHAT IS ICTS

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1. WHAT IS ICTS

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2. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ICTS AND ACTIVITIES IN
PUBLIC SECTOR ORGANIZATIONS

How can ICT help me do my business? -> How can I best


do business now that I have ICT?
Horizontal integration + vertical integration
Information will be shared among departments -> consistent information

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2. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ICTS AND ACTIVITIES IN PUBLIC
SECTOR ORGANIZATIONS

DEVELOPING ELECTRONIC SERVICE DELIVERY


➢ Many countries developed plans for e-government since late 1990s

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2. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ICTS AND ACTIVITIES IN
PUBLIC SECTOR ORGANIZATIONS

DEVELOPING ONLINE DEMOCRACY

Reinvigorate representative democracy

Establish more direct forms of democracy

Reinforce the power of existing political elite

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2. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ICTS AND ACTIVITIES IN
PUBLIC SECTOR ORGANIZATIONS

DEVELOPING ONLINE DEMOCRACY


“Twin - track approach”
➢ ‘Modernize’ the electoral system
- Supervision
- Security
- Fraud
- Privacy
- Public confidence
➢ Exploit ICTs to increase public participation in policy-making

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2. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ICTS AND ACTIVITIES IN
PUBLIC SECTOR ORGANIZATIONS

- ICTs helps increase efficiency in PS organizations


- ICTs enhances service delivery
- ICTs improves transparency and accountability
- Better communication and collaboration
- Citizen engagement

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2. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ICTS AND ACTIVITIES IN
PUBLIC SECTOR ORGANIZATIONS
MANAGING KNOWLEDGE IN THE INFORMATION AGE
- All collected data can be transformed into resources
- Data management technique:
• Data matching
• Data mining
PROBLEMS OF E-GOVERNMENT
- The accuracy of information
- The privacy of citizens
- Trust of citizens in government
- The availability of infrastructure and citizens awareness

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Information sharing

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3. POLICIES RELATE TO PERSONAL INFORMATION
PROTECTION

❖Data quality and data protection


❖Authentic identity and protecting privacy
❖Access and equality – closing digital divide

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