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e-government

Society 1 year ago

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Government launches INA Digital to integrate, digitize public services

In his opening remarks at the program’s launch event on Monday, Jokowi told ministers and other government officials in attendance that the state bureaucracy should be geared toward making public services easier to access and use.

Academia 3 years ago

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Managing digital talents to provide high-quality e-government

Indonesia is currently ranked 88th out of 193 countries for electronic-based government services, lagging far behind our neighboring countries in Southeast Asia.

Editorial 4 years ago

Big data, analog bureaucracy

The President’s data was leaked more to tell the rest of us that if they can do this to the number one person in the country, they can easily do it to the rest of us.

Business 5 years ago

Government pushes for digital transformation to boost efficiency

Indonesia is lagging compared to other countries in implementing digital services, according to the E-Government Development Index (EGDI) survey by the United Nations.

World 5 years ago

Coronavirus edges Greece closer to e-governance

After recording its first coronavirus death on March 12, Athens took unprecedented measures totally at odds with its previous love affair with paperwork and red tape.

Opinion 6 years ago

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A green, sustainable new Indonesian capital city?

Implementing e-government concepts is essential to ensure all national government services can be delivered with no increase in cost or burden on society caused by the relocation.

Opinion 6 years ago

Speedy public service: How can Indonesia realize it?

Regardless of e- or digital government, to catch up to the speed of advanced countries’ public service, the Indonesian government must find a way to improve its work to provide a better, faster service to its citizens.

Editorial 7 years ago

Expediting customs clearance

E-governance will improve the collection of international trade data and, most importantly, virtually abolish physical contact between businesspeople and customs officers, which has long been the stage most vulnerable to corruption.

Opinion 7 years ago

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Indonesia must improve its e-government

In the 2018 United Nations E-Government Survey, Indonesia ranked 107th out of 193 UN member states.

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