The supply side and the public sector needs

November 30th, 2009

BALANCING DEMANDS AND NEEDS

  • Unlike the private sector:

- there is neither an external market nor internal mechanisms
- there is no guiding price system to highlight user demands or choices

  • Constraints in the form of:

- potentially unlimited demand
- lack of choice of its ‘customers’; and must provide services to all
- limited resources
- current and future socio-economic needs to be considered
- government policy may not match short-term demand

  • Balance needed between individual demands, and present, and future collective goods

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IOP: WHY IS IT IMPORTANT?

November 30th, 2009

IOP: WHAT IS IT?

  • The ability of ICT systems to communicate, interpret, and interchange data in a meaningful manner.
  • Four types of IOP:

– Technical IOP: “…covers the technical issues of linking computer systems and services” (EIF).
– Semantic IOP: “…enables systems to combine received information with other information resources, and to process them in a meaningful manner” (EIF),
– Organisational IOP: “…defining business processes and bringing about the collaboration of administrations that wish to exchange information. It may have different internal structures and processes” (EIF).
– IOP Governance: ”…concerned with political, legal, and structural conditions, which are relevant for developing and using interoperable applications” (EPAN).

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MANAGING INNOVATION IN eGOVERNMENT

November 30th, 2009

STRATEGY
Vision and mission
GENERAL

  • Vision and mission (public and private value)
  • Transformational government
  • The key is an early vision and a strategy
  • Think ahead – short-term vision is not enough (i.e. IOP, multichannel, convergence, shared services)
  • Think out of the box
  • Be realistic

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eGOVERNMENT – WHAT IS IT? Perspectives in eGovernment

November 30th, 2009

GOVERNANCE IN PERSPECTIVE

  • Governance covers three areas:

– Inner: Public administration as the machinery of government – the main theme in eGovernment (Heek: Information + Technology + Information system +Organisation)
– Middle: Governance or policy cycle (incl. ICT), (Heek: Organisation + Environment)
– Outer: Shifting balance of public and private realms; the role of new actors (intermediaries, NGOs) and new means (e.g. ICT, public private partnership), (Heek: Information systems + Organisation + Environment)

  • Governance momentum based on:

– Co-evolution of public governance and eTransformation
– Trend in evaluating/ranking governments (e.g. Education/PISA)
– Stimulation by corporate governance discussions

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eINCLUSION – ACCESS FOR ALL!

November 30th, 2009

eINCLUSION INFLUENCES

  • Under-used resources
  • Age
  • Empowerment
  • Skills
  • Innovation
  • Digital divide, and Etc.

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Trends and issues in learning and education

November 30th, 2009

eLEARNING INFLUENCES

  • Globalisation
  • New skills
  • ICT infrastructure
  • Innovation
  • New learner roles
  • Creation of a new content

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eHEALTH INFLUENCES AND TRENDS

November 30th, 2009

eHEALTH INFLUENCES

  • Rising demand
  • Mobility
  • Higher expectations
  • New diseases
  • Budget constraints
  • Information management
  • Investment disparities, and Etc.

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EXITING AND EMERGING TRENDS IN ICT: Modernising government

November 24th, 2009

eGOVERNMENT INFLUENCES

  • Globalisation
  • Ageing
  • Immigration
  • Resources
  • Skills
  • Innovation
  • Etc.

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Hello friends!

November 24th, 2009

Welcome to Kusuma Adi Achmad. This is my official sub domain name from Gadjah Mada University. Let’s share knowledge, skills, abilities, and experiences here.