eGovernment and Governance: The Danish-Japanese models and timelines compared

Meyerhoff Nielsen, Morten, "eGovernment and Governance: The Danish-Japanese models and timelines compared" Conference for E-Democracy & Open Government (CeDEM Asia 2016), Daegu, 2016/12/7-9.

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    Author Meyerhoff Nielsen, Morten
    Title eGovernment and Governance: The Danish-Japanese models and timelines compared
    Event Series Conference for E-Democracy & Open Government (CeDEM)
    Publication Date 2016-12
    Place of Publication Krems
    Publisher Edition Donau-Universität Krems
    Pages 53-66
    Title of Event Conference for E-Democracy & Open Government (CeDEM Asia 2016)
    Date of Event 2016/12/7-9
    Place of Event Daegu
    Language eng
    Abstract In 2012, Meyerhoff Nielsen and Igari compared the eGovernment efforts and governance models of Denmark and Japan. Their analysis concluded that Japan could learn from the Danish approach to standardized formats and processes; share components and contents, especially basic technologies such as unique identifiers and digital signatures for coordinated, convenient services for the users; involve users to develop user-centric services; and establish inter-agency collaboration to achieve those goals. Here we find that Denmark and Japan have since followed different trajectories. Denmark has focused on online services, welfare technology, key enablers including standards and the backoffice, benefit realization and management of information technology projects. Whereas Japan has largely focused on key enablers, mainly electronic identifications, open data and open government. Both countries have largely retained their governance models for eGovernment. While both countries have successfully launched and completed various information communication technology initiatives since 2012, our analysis highlight the continued strength of the Danish governance and jointgovernmental cooperation model over the more fragmented Japanese approach.
    UNBIS Thesaurus JAPAN
    DENMARK
    E-GOVERNMENT
    Keyword Digitization
    eGovernance
    efficiency
    effectiveness
    good practice
    ICT
    citizen-centric
    innovation
    Copyright Holder Edition Donau-Universitat Krems
    Copyright Year 2016
    Copyright type Creative commons
    ISBN 9783903150133
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