Research on optimizing the path of digital government based on policy development
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digital governance, digital government, policy development.Abstract
This paper addresses the key issues surrounding government construction in the context of evolving digital policies. Through a comprehensive review of the background and developmental trajectory of digital government, it assesses the current situation and highlights several challenges faced during implementation. These challenges span various dimensions, including policy coordination, technological innovation, and stakeholder involvement, significantly impacting the effectiveness of digital government functions and the enhancement of service quality. Considering these challenges, the paper further explores optimization strategies for digital government construction. It aims to delve into effective path optimization strategies and practical approaches to advancing digital governance in China within a policy-driven context. By doing so, this study seeks to provide valuable insights for improving the overall implementation of digital government initiatives.
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