From Electronic Government to Digital Governance:
Transformation Government Models and Strategies
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https://doi.org/10.33167/2184-0644.CPP2021.VVIIN1/pp.93-117Keywords:
Transformation Governance, Electronic Government, Digital Governance, Citizen Co-creationAbstract
This article analyses Transformation Governance (t-Gov) models and strategies, seeking to contribute to the clarification of this concept. Using a literature review on the topic, the text discusses what is understood by Digital Transformation of the government in the context of the conceptual enlargement of the e-government for digital governance. The results show t-Gov as an adaptive model consisting of strategies that seek to create institutional conditions to enable a Digital Transformation process focused on users. The article concludes that citizen involvement and co-creation are the main elements of such strategies, and the aim of the t-Gov is to create contextualized mechanisms of digital governance to enable such elements.
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