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TueApr142026
PH: Malabon: Digital governance success showcased
Malabon City administrator Dr. Alexander T. Rosete presented the city’s digital governance milestones at the 17th International Conference on E-Education, E-Business, E-Management and E-Learning, held last 1 to 4 April.
In a presentation titled “Digitalizing Governance: Implementing a SMART City Framework for Enhanced Public Services and Citizen Engagement in Malabon,” Rosete detailed how technology has been integrated into the delivery of essential services in Malabon.
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TueApr142026
ZA: North West: Mokgosi to give update on provincial government’s digital infrastructure modernisation
he North West Premier, Lazarus Mokgosi will on 8 April 2026, update members of the media on progress made towards modernising the provincial government’s digital infrastructure, following the recent approval of the Provincial Digital Transformation Strategy by the Executive Council.
Mokgosi spokesperson, Sello Tatai said in his State of the Province Address (SOPA) in February 2026, Mokgosi announced that government will be implementing a number of digital transformation initiatives from 1 April 2026, this with a view to improving governance, strengthening service delivery and enhancing operational efficiency across the provincial administration. Tatai said Mokgosi’s update seeks to reinforce the provincial government’s firm commitment to using technology as a key enabler for development and responsive governance.
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MonApr132026
QA: MoJ advances digital transformation to deliver faster, human-centric legal services
The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has successfully digitized nearly 90% of its services, while offering more than 200 integrated legal services accessible through its website and mobile applications.
This comprehensive digital overhaul goes beyond technology, it reflects a strong commitment to easing the everyday burdens of citizens, residents, and businesses by saving time, effort, and unnecessary visits.
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MonApr132026
VN: Government approves national cultural digital transformation plan until 2030, Vision 2045
Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Chi Dung on Saturday signed Decision 611 approving the project “Digital Transformation in the Cultural Sector to 2030, with a Vision to 2045.”
The plan aims to comprehensively modernize Vietnam’s national digital cultural ecosystem, preserving and promoting a rich, distinctive, and innovative cultural identity while proactively integrating into the global cultural landscape. It also seeks to position digital culture as a new driver of sustainable development, boost cultural industries, and expand the digitization and effective sharing of cultural resources.
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SunApr122026
"Smart City" Development and Innovation Competition concludes in S. China's Guangxi, 252 works awarded
The "Smart City" Development and Innovation Competition was held in Nanning in south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region on March 30, with 37 teams winning in the finals of the competition and five representative projects completing on-site signing.
A total of 1,382 works participated in this competition, among which 252 works won awards.
On March 29, the 60 teams that advanced to the finals were divided into groups according to the competition topics. The professional track targeted four competition directions, namely urban safety and public services, intelligent construction and green buildings, urban construction and urban governance, and smart residential areas and smart communities. The university track was set up with three directions, including urban construction and urban governance, intelligent construction and green buildings, and smart residential areas and smart communities.
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SunApr122026
DK: Copenhagen: How an innovative city combines high technology, well-being, and sustainability to become the largest reference in clean energy on the planet.
This global metropolis applies disruptive infrastructure and urban management solutions to consolidate its position as a reference in clean energy, attracting the attention of governments and investors in 2026.
The city of Copenhagen, Denmark, has earned the title of the world’s greatest reference in clean energy by integrating a zero-emission system with high urban efficiency. The Danish capital currently operates with an energy matrix based almost entirely on wind and biomass sources, eliminating dependence on fossil fuels in record time.
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SunApr122026
Powering Smart Cities: Designing Rugged PoE for Outdoor and Industrial Edge Deployments
The expansion of smart cities and industrial deployments means infrastructure must be built to withstand harsh, evolving environments while maintaining reliable connectivity and power.
The expansion of smart cities and industrial deployments means infrastructure must be built to withstand harsh, evolving environments while maintaining reliable connectivity and power.
Ruggedized Power of Ethernet (PoE) is emerging as a key enabler, designed to support scalable, resilient edge networks across outdoor and distributed systems.
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SatApr112026
GR: The Ellinikon: Europe’s new 15-minute Mediterranean city
Rising from the abandoned runways of Athens’ former international airport, The Ellinikon is taking shape on the Athenian Riviera. The project is being developed by LAMDA Development, a Greek company active in retail and marina infrastructure. Work on the site began after the airport closed in 2001, with initial plans drawn up in 2012. The first building, a Care Centre for People with Disabilities, was completed in 2023. Construction across the wider site is ongoing, with new districts and facilities expected to open in phases over the coming years.
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SatApr112026
Eight Saudi Cities in IMD Smart City Index 2026; Riyadh Advances to 24th Globally
Eight Saudi cities made a notable showing in the IMD Smart City Index 2026, published by the International Institute for Management Development (IMD), the Saudi Press Agency said on Friday.
The result reflects faster development and improving quality of life across the Kingdom’s cities, in line with Saudi Vision 2030, the Saudi Press Agency said on Friday.
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SatApr112026
AE: Dubai, Abu Dhabi rank among world’s top 10 smartest cities
UAE cities secure leading positions in 2026 IMD smart city rankings
Dubai and Abu Dhabi have secured leading global positions in the 2026 Smart City Index published by the International Institute for Management Development, highlighting the UAE’s rapid digital transformation and high urban quality of life.
Dubai ranked sixth globally, while Abu Dhabi placed tenth among 148 cities assessed, underscoring the country’s growing prominence in smart urban development. Zurich topped the global ranking, followed by Oslo, Geneva, London and Copenhagen.
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FriApr102026
Zurich retains top spot in IMD Smart City Index
At a glance
- Who: IMD World Competitiveness Centre (WCC).
- What: WCC has published the IMD Smart City Index 2026, which sees Zurich retain the top spot.
- Why: To assess the progress of smart cities around the world. IMD WCC defines a smart city as one that strikes a good balance between its economic prowess, applied technology, environmental concerns, and inclusiveness to facilitate a high quality of life for its citizens.
- Where: WCC surveyed residents in 148 global cities.
Transparency, infrastructure and public trust are key to urban success, according to the annual ranking, published by the IMD World Competitiveness Centre.
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FriApr102026
IN: New Delhi: Rahul Gandhi calls Modi govt’s smart cities plan a ‘half-baked scheme’
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday criticised the Modi government over its Smart Cities Mission (SCM), claiming that the scheme was never intended to develop entire cities and accusing the administration of promoting a “half-baked plan” under the guise of total urban transformation.
The Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha said the mission exemplifies the government’s “modus operandi” of making grand announcements, creating extensive publicity, and avoiding accountability.
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FriApr102026
Governance, Transparency and Public Trust Matter More Than Technology, IMD Smart City Index 2026 Finds
Governance quality, infrastructure, and public trust are more important than technology alone in determining whether a city is truly “smart”, according to the IMD Smart City Index 2026 released by the IMD World Competitiveness Center.
The report, titled “The Quest for Trust and Transparency”, evaluates 148 cities worldwide and added five new cities this year: Tianjin and Zhuhai in China, Hafar Al Batin and Hail in Saudi Arabia, and San Salvador in El Salvador.
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FriApr102026
US: Florida: Miami: City smarts
From flying cars and high-tech sensors to AI platforms and quantum computing, Smart Cities MIAMI explores the future of urban development.
The cities of tomorrow will have autonomous flying cars that whisk passengers to work, the grocery store, and movie theaters; drones that deliver medicine to the sick; quantum computing technology that prevents traffic jams and reduces power outages; and AI platforms will forecast local weather, letting residents know if they should pack a raincoat or don a sweater before leaving home.
While this may sound like Orbit City of Jetsons’ fame, many such innovations are now either reality or in the development phase in metropolitan areas nationwide. And during Smart Cities MIAMI 2026, held on the University of Miami’s Coral Gables Campus on March 26, hundreds of attendees learned from industry experts, scientists, and researchers about how such burgeoning technology can be used to improve our cities.
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FriApr102026
US: Connecticut: Q&A: Hartford CIO Charisse Snipes on AI, Language Access and Building a Smart City Culture
The Connecticut city’s chief innovation officer discusses governance and embracing responsible innovation across city government.
Charisse Snipes was born and raised in Hartford, Conn., making her role as the city’s chief innovation officer deeply personal. A graduate of Hartford Public Schools, she now leads technology strategy for the same community that shaped her, an opportunity she describes as both surreal and profoundly meaningful.
With almost 25 years of IT experience, Snipes has built a career rooted in a long-standing passion for innovation and public service. She leads a team of nearly 40 IT professionals in a shared-services department that supports both the city of Hartford and Hartford Public Schools. Although the city and school district operate under separate budgets, the technology team functions as a single organization serving both entities
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ThuApr092026
The 10 Smartest Cities in the World in 2026: IMD Smart City Index Ranking
The IMD World Competitiveness Center has published the results of the 2026 Smart City Index. It evaluates 148 cities based on residents’ perceptions of infrastructure and technology in areas such as healthcare, mobility, and governance. Additionally, el informe destaca cuáles son las Smartest Cities in the World y cómo instituciones, confianza e infraestructuras se alinean para definir el éxito urbano actual.
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ThuApr092026
TH: Smartening Up: The Rise of Smart City Living in Phuket
In Phuket, a new generation of local families is reimagining the island’s future through ambitious smart-city developments that aim to balance innovation, sustainability, and community.
When we think of the term “smart city”, places like Singapore, Amsterdam, or Zürich often come to mind – urban centres where thoughtful planning, technology, and sustainability converge to create environments that genuinely enhance everyday life. Yet far from these established examples, a quieter transformation is beginning to unfold in Southern Thailand. On the island of Phuket, long known primarily as a tourism powerhouse, a new generation of developers and local families is exploring how the concept of a smart city might reshape the island’s future.
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ThuApr092026
Mexico City in the Smart City Index 2026
Mexico City fell four spots to 123rd place out of 148 cities in the 2026 Smart City Index.
Overall, the city has been on a downward trend since reaching 103rd place in 2020.
Compared to 2025, Mexico City fell four places in an evaluation of 146 cities.
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WedApr082026
IN: Gujarat Completes Over 357 Smart City Projects
The Gujarat government has completed 357 urban projects under the central Smart City Mission across six cities, delivering infrastructure and services. The six cities undertook 359 projects worth Rs 115.07 billion (bn) in total, of which projects valued at Rs 112.77 billion (bn) have been completed and two projects worth Rs 2,290 million (mn) are nearing completion. The terms billion (bn) and million (mn) are defined on first mention.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit Gujarat on 31 March to inaugurate and lay foundation stones for urban projects, according to the Chief Minister's Office. The state declared 2025 the Urban Development Year and extended a two-decade programme that started in 2005 to expand urban infrastructure and connectivity. Major works include new expressways, highways and a signature bridge connecting Dwarka with Beyt Dwarka, with approach roads and parking completed.
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WedApr082026
GB: Scotland: Why our next government needs a Minister for Digital Delivery
The next Scottish government needs to demonstrate that digital transformation is a national priority
What do Canada, Norway, South Africa, and as many as 15 other OECD countries have in common?
They all develop their national digital strategies through dedicated digital ministers or ministries.
At Westminster, Ian Murray is Minister for Digital Government and Data, Liz Lloyd is Minister for Digital Economy and Kanishka Narayan is Minister for AI and Online Safety.
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WedApr082026
Transparency and public trust are key to urban success, IMD Smart City Index 2026 finds
Annual report says top-performing cities tend to be those where governance, technology, and public expectations align. Residents in high-performing urban centers tend to perceive more transparency in their cities and be actively engaged in the processes that shape their quality of life, the IMD Smart City Index 2026 finds.
The report, entitled "The Quest for Trust and Transparency" and published by the IMD World Competitiveness Center (WCC), found that smartness is not only about the latest technology. Higher overall performance tends to coincide with stronger citizen perceptions of good governance, transparency, and effective digital services.
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TueApr072026
AI at the juncture of India’s smart cities
Balancing efficiency, equity, and democracy in the age of algorithmic governance
India stands at a critical inflection point in its urban development journey, where artificial intelligence promises transformative solutions for complex urban challenges while simultaneously threatening to amplify existing socio-economic inequalities. With over ₹1.64 lakh crores invested in the Smart Cities Mission and 94% of 8,067 projects completed as of 2024, the integration of AI in urban governance has moved beyond pilot phases to large-scale implementation across 100 Indian cities.
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TueApr072026
SN: New Technological Deal: What the government's ambition for digital transformation should be, according to Papa Déthié Diouf
Senegal is marking a decisive step in its national transformation with the launch of the key projects of the New Deal for Technology. According to Papa Déthié Diouf, a member of the Digital Economy Commission of MONCAP, this initiative represents a major turning point in the country's development trajectory.
"Digital technology is no longer an option; it has become a central pillar of our economic, social and territorial development," said Mr. Diouf.
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TueApr072026
CA: Montreal: Smart city or watched city?
Montreal’s quiet expansion of urban surveillance
We are being watched every day. Transit and CCTV cameras record our every movement. License-plate readers keep tabs on our cars. AI systems identify us based on our walk.
And the list goes on.
The more we enter the digital age, the more technology expands and specializes in urban police forces. So, new methods for the deployment of available resources have been utilized. These methods are what we call surveillance tools.
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TueApr072026
Nigeria advances e-government agenda as NITDA receives NGEA portal
The Director-General of the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), Kashifu Inuwa Abdullahi, has formally received the Nigeria Government Enterprise Architecture (NGEA) Portal, marking a significant milestone in the country’s digital transformation efforts.
Speaking at the handover ceremony held in Abuja, Abdullahi—represented by the Director of Corporate Planning and Strategy, Dr. Dimie Warowei—described the event as the culmination of a strategic partnership between Nigeria and the Republic of Korea, supported by the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA).
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MonApr062026
IN: Smart City Mission Projects Fully Implemented in Jammu and Kashmir: Govt
The Jammu and Kashmir government on Friday informed the Legislative Assembly that centrally sponsored schemes under the Smart City Mission have been fully implemented in the Union Territory.
Replying to an unstarred question (A.Q. No. 892) by MLA Ali Mohammad Sagar, the government said it is “not a fact” that Smart City Mission (SCM) projects have not been fully executed in J&K.
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MonApr062026
NG: Enugu woos investors to new smart city project
The Enugu State Government has urged investors and institutions to invest and be part of the development of the New Enugu Smart City.
The Chief Executive Officer of the New Enugu Smart City Authority, Nkiruka Arum, made the appeal on Friday at a Special Day for the authority at the ongoing 37th Enugu International Trade Fair.
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MonApr062026
GB: Why CIOs must prioritise stability ahead of Digital Transformation in England’s local government reorganisation
As English local government reorganisation accelerates, Mark Gannon, Director of Client Solutions, Netcall, says CIOs are being urged to focus on operational stability first – ensuring seamless service continuity before embarking on Digital Transformation.
England’s local government reorganisation is coming and with it one of the biggest structural shifts the sector has faced in decades.
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MonApr062026
VN: Ho Chi Minh City targets global Top 50 smart cities by 2030
Ho Chi Minh City targets becoming one of three national-level smart urban operation centres by 2035, serving as a hub for data coordination, technology and innovation nationwide.
Ho Chi Minh City aims to rank among the world’s top 50 smart cities by 2030 under a draft smart urban development plan for 2026–2030, with a vision to 2035.
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SunApr052026
US: Texas: City Council Approves Digital Kiosks to Enhance Navigation and Support Local Businesses
Following approval at the March 26 Austin City Council meeting, the City of Austin is moving forward with an ordinance amending City Code Chapter 25-10 to authorize the implementation of interactive digital kiosks in the public right-of-way. This action enables the City to deploy a network of smart kiosks designed to provide real-time public information, support local businesses, and enhance the pedestrian experience in high-activity areas. The interactive kiosks will provide residents and visitors with easy access to wayfinding tools, public transit information, event listings, civic resources, and emergency messaging. The initiative is led by Austin Economic Development, in collaboration with Transportation and Public Works and other City departments.
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SunApr052026
IN: Gujarat: Surat Smart City Projects Reshape Urban Infrastructure Landscape
Surat’s urban landscape is undergoing a significant transformation, with infrastructure projects worth over ₹11,000 crore completed under the national smart city programme. The scale of development reflects a coordinated push to modernise urban systems, improve service delivery, and enhance the quality of life across the city. The progress in Surat smart city projects spans a wide range of interventions, including integrated command and control centres, improved public transport systems, upgraded water and sewer networks, and enhanced public spaces. Officials involved in implementation indicate that the focus has been on creating efficient, technology-enabled urban environments.
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SunApr052026
IN: BiharOne Project to Transform Governance, ₹87 Cr Digital Platform Set for July Rollout
Unified portal to deliver government services seamlessly; CIPL to drive Bihar’s push towards citizen-centric e-governance
A new dawn of Digital Governance in Bihar with CIPL driving the change. In the heart of India’s historic land of knowledge and legacy, a quiet revolution is unfolding- one that promises to redefine governance and bring the state closer to its people. The BiharOne Project is not just another government initiative, it is a bold step towards a future where technology bridges gaps, simplifies lives and empowers citizens like never before. Agreement Signed with CIPL at BELTRON Bhawan for ‘BiharOne’ Project in Patna. With BiharOne, Bihar is poised to become a leader in e-governance delivery across states. Under the BiharOne project, the Government of Bihar has awarded a contract worth ₹87 crore to Corporate Infotech Pvt. Ltd. (CIPL) with a deadline set for the project to go live by July this year. Patna, meanwhile, is emerging as a hub for digital transformation in eastern India, witg CIPL leading this change.
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SatApr042026
Africa’s $2 Billion Surveillance Bet and the Future of Smart Cities
In cities across Africa, surveillance is becoming part of the urban fabric. Cameras mounted on streetlights, AI systems tracking movement, and centralized command centers monitoring activity in real time are no longer futuristic concepts. They are operational realities.
Framed as part of the continent’s smart city evolution, these technologies promise safer streets, smarter traffic systems, and more responsive governance. But as adoption accelerates, a deeper question is emerging: what kind of digital future is Africa building, and who controls it?
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SatApr042026
IN: Odisha: Bhubaneswar smart digital kiosks set for revival after citizens’ report
The Bhubaneswar Smart City Limited (BSCL), in close coordination with the Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC), has planned a comprehensive overhaul of the smart digital kiosks installed under the Smart City project. As many as 75 ultra-modern digital kiosks were set up across Bhubaneswar to provide real-time city information to visitors, assist in booking bus and train tickets and offer emergency support such as helpline numbers and location guidance. However, many of these kiosks have remained non-functional, drawing criticism from residents and urban planning experts.
Officials said the move to revive the kiosks came after concerned citizens highlighted the issue on TOI’s Citizen Reporter portal, prompting authorities to review the status of the stalled infrastructure.
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SatApr042026
IN: Under smart city mission, over 357 projects worth over ₹11,000 crore completed in Gujarat
With an extensive network of roads and railways, along with the development of international airports and ports, Gujarat today has a well-developed transport network that provides excellent connectivity to its citizens. To manage the increasing traffic in urban areas efficiently, overbridges and underbridges are being constructed across the state. In particular, in the four major cities, Ahmedabad, Rajkot, Vadodara, and Surat, a strong road network is being developed through such infrastructure, making transportation easier for citizens.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is slated to visit Gujarat on March 31. During this visit, he will inaugurate and lay the foundation stones for various urban development projects.
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SatApr042026
Zambia builds ‘homegrown’ digital ID, seeks international expertise
Digital transformation is showing progress around the world. In Africa, the Zambian government is seeking an international partner through the Smart Zambia Institute (SZI) to support its planned digital ID rollout.
In a report by state broadcaster ZNBC, SZI National Coordinator Percy Chinyama revealed that Zambians are implementing the digital ID system through a ‘home-grown’ approach. However, he acknowledged that international partners may provide additional expertise.
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FriApr032026
Advancing citizen-first public services through AI and digital transformation
With governments worldwide turning to AI-driven digital transformation, Huawei took centre stage to explore how integrated platforms, data intelligence and “chat‑to‑process” innovations are reshaping service delivery, boosting efficiency and raising satisfaction across the public sector.
Governments across the world are under growing pressure to deliver faster, more accessible and more transparent services for citizens. Driven by ageing populations, rising citizen expectations and budget constraints, administrations are having to rethink how public services are designed and delivered – and AI-enabled digital solutions are helping their cause.
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FriApr032026
Urban AI should not be understood as a single, inevitable next stage of the smart city, say researchers
Jun Zhang and colleagues have published a new article in Urban Geography arguing that urban AI should not be understood as a single, inevitable next stage of the smart city. Instead, it shows that AI urbanism is a contested political and discursive formation—a set of truth-claims about what AI is, what it can do, and why it should govern.
Using a Foucauldian discourse analysis, the paper asks how ideas such as autonomy become credible and actionable in urban governance, and how they reshape who gets to decide, what counts as rational policy, and whose futures are made governable in AI's name. In this way, the paper shifts focus away from technical capability alone and toward the politics of how AI is made legitimate.
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FriApr032026
ES: Cities must lead digital shift, says Madrid’s tech chief
Digital transformation is about how organisations work and people collaborate, explains Fernando de Pablo, director of the Digital Office of the City of Madrid
As cities across Europe accelerate digital transformation, questions of governance, interoperability and public trust are coming to the fore. Despite heavy investment in digital tools, the real challenge lies in how institutions adapt, collaborate and deliver tangible improvements for citizens.
Madrid has emerged as a leading example of this shift, as cities take a more central role in shaping digital public services. The Spanish capital will host the GovTech 4 Impact World Congress (G4I), bringing together policymakers, practitioners and industry leaders to exchange lessons on digital government.
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ThuApr022026
IN: Under Smart City Mission, over 357 projects worth over Rs 11,000 cr completed across six smart cities in Gujarat
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is slated to visit Gujarat on March 31. During this visit, he will inaugurate and lay the foundation stones for various urban development projects.
According to the Gujarat Chief Minister's Office (CMO), the then Chief Minister, PM Modi, had declared the year 2005 as the 'Urban Year', with a focused emphasis on developing infrastructure in urban areas. This journey of urban development in Gujarat has completed 20 years in 2025, and over these two decades, the state has witnessed significant urbanisation.
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ThuApr022026
How does the relationship between AI and smart cities work?
A smart city is not defined solely by the use of technology or the presence of sensors, but by its ability to interpret the information it collects from the urban environment and use it to make decisions. Artificial Intelligence is the central axis that allows a city to function in a coordinated, efficient and sustainable manner. In this sense, AI acts as the ‘brain’ that allows large volumes of data to be transformed into concrete actions that improve the functioning of the city. Thanks to this capacity, cities can predict needs, anticipate incidents and adapt their services in real time.
Without AI, the smart city would not be able to learn, evolve or respond to changes in the environment automatically. It is this technology that converts data into useful knowledge to optimise resources.
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ThuApr022026
IN: Maharashtra: Nagpur Smart City Mission: Achievement, Delays, and the Road Ahead
India is a developing country, so it is not fair to compare it with developed nations like the US, the UK, Canada, and others at this stage. The Indian government is upgrading its cities and making them smart. Perhaps the term ‘smart city’ is new to you. Don’t worry, as we are going to shed light on the definition of a smart city and discuss the Indian city of Nagpur, which is one of the cities announced by the Indian government to be converted into a smart city.
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WedApr012026
VN: National databases developed to drive digital transformation
The development and completion of national databases is a cornerstone in the digital transformation process. When data is standardised, interconnected, and effectively utilised, it becomes a critical foundation for modern governance, digital economic growth, and enhanced national competitiveness.
The Politburo’s Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW on breakthroughs in science, technology, innovation, and national digital transformation identifies data as a key production resource and a central driver for rapid and sustainable development. In parallel, the National Assembly’s issuance of the Law on Data, along with related legislation such as the Law on Digital Technology Industry, the Law on Personal Data Protection, and the Law on Science, Technology and Innovation, as well as guiding decrees from the Government, has helped establish a comprehensive legal framework for data governance, utilisation, and protection.
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WedApr012026
GB: Wales: Digital transformation for a smarter, more connected Powys
A revised Digital Strategy sets out the council's commitment to deliver smarter, more connected public services for Powys.
Powys County Council has approved its Digital Strategy 2026-2030, outlining how it will deliver faster, simpler and more sustainable services for the people of Powys.
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WedApr012026
Smart City projects in 11 African countries reveal major digital authoritarianism risks
A report that compiles research findings on the implementation of AI-powered surveillance systems in 11 African countries has warned that nations deploying such systems risk collapsing into digital authoritarianism if certain safeguards are not quickly put in place.
The report by the Institute of Development Studies (IDS), published this month, examines the deployment of surveillance systems aided by Chinese technology in Algeria, Egypt, Kenya, Mauritius, Mozambique, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal, Uganda, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. The focus was on surveillance systems that monitor public spaces through facial or vehicle number plate recognition.
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TueMar312026
The higher education sector has a digital transformation problem
A TCS study highlights a growing gap between ambition and execution, as the sector moves towards intelligent and experience-led education models
Despite big investment in digital transformation, universities are struggling with outdated legacy technology, fragmented digital ecosystems, and personalization.
According to a new study titled Digital Readiness and Student Experience in Higher Education Institutions in the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia from Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), more than six-in-ten universities (61%) remain in the “evolving” stage of digital maturity, despite significant recent investment in transformation initiatives.
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TueMar312026
India IoT Applications Leadership Signals Smart City Growth
IoT Society of India has appointed a Chennai-based technology specialist to head its national division focused on Internet of Things (IoT) applications, a move that reflects the growing importance of connected systems in shaping India’s urban infrastructure and service delivery frameworks.
The leadership change comes at a time when Indian cities are accelerating the adoption of IoT-driven solutions across mobility, utilities and public services. From intelligent traffic systems to smart water management, IoT applications are increasingly embedded in how cities operate. Industry observers say the new appointment signals a stronger push towards scaling these technologies beyond pilot projects into city-wide deployments.
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TueMar312026
Digital infrastructure powers Xiong'an, China's 'city of future'
As night falls, a deep-blue "eye" gazes into the distance. Located in the western part of the Rongdong District of Xiong'an New Area, north China's Hebei province, the Xiong'an Urban Computing Center rests quietly. Resembling a human eye in its architectural design, it is locally known as the "Eye of Xiong'an."
Inside this "city brain," servers glow with streams of blue light, supporting multidimensional computing for government services, urban planning, and ecological management. Large screens display a continuously evolving virtual city model on a digital operations platform.
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MonMar302026
Smart cities look to tube-based transport to reduce emissions and delivery delays
A new study claims that a largely overlooked solution, tube-based freight transport systems, could redefine how goods move within cities. These systems are a potential next-generation logistics layer that operates beneath or alongside traditional road networks, offering faster, cleaner, and more efficient delivery pathways in increasingly dense urban environments.
The study, titled "Smart Urban Logistics and Tube-Based Freight Systems: A Review of Technological Integration and Implementation Barriers", published in Smart Cities, reviews tube-based freight technologies and their role in transforming urban logistics. It evaluates existing models, emerging innovations, and real-world pilot projects while identifying the structural, economic, and governance barriers that continue to limit widespread adoption.
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MonMar302026
José María Zambrano: "Without security, there is no smart city"
The new president of the Smart City Cluster in Spain, economist José María Zambrano, partner at 3CS Strategic Economic Consulting, reviews the challenges of smart cities for Digital Shield: protection of critical infrastructures, data preservation, cybersecurity, sustainability, mobility, quality of life, equality..
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SunMar292026
Sovereign AI for Cities: An End-to-End Architecture from Data Center to Street Level
Sovereign AI matters for cities because it helps strengthen and extend smart city efforts -enabling cities to achieve outcomes such as less congestion, faster response times, improved safety, and tangible savings in energy and operations. AI can deliver these results in measurable ways when it is deployed on an architecture designed for low latency, high availability, and clear governance, while keeping sensitive data and operational control under trusted local management. This city-level shift also reflects a broader national trend, as more countries are investing in Sovereign AI to keep critical data, infrastructure, and model governance under local control.
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SunMar292026
KE: Smart City programme transforms streets of Murang’a town
Murang’a town is on a new path to transformation following the official launch of the town Smart City Programme by Governor Irungu Kang’ata on Saturday.
The launch, held near Marigiti Market, signals a major step towards reshaping the town into a modern, efficient and well-organized urban center.
Accompanied by Township Member of the County Assembly (MCA), Machigo, Kang’ata, described the initiative as a transformative project that will not only improve infrastructure but also uplift the overall quality of life for residents and businesses in the town.
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SunMar292026
Zambia moves ahead with digital ID system
The Smart Zambia Institute has begun the process of engaging an international partner to support the development of Zambia’s national digital identification system.
The project has entered a key implementation phase, with completion targeted for 2026.
The move to bring in an international partner is intended to strengthen local capacity as the country works towards delivering a fully functional and inclusive digital ID system.
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SatMar282026
Creating New Opportunities for Taiwan’s AI Ecosystem through “AI City”
AI City plays a key role in the next phase of Taiwan’s AI development. Following Taiwan's proven track record in AI hardware component manufacturing and information system parts, our next initiative is to demonstrate how cities can become real-world platforms for AI innovation. Under a sovereign AI framework, AI City brings together hardware manufacturers and software companies to create a new AI ecosystem that drives both urban transformation and industrial upgrading.
This vision will be showcased at the 2026 Smart City Summit & Expo and Net Zero City Expo (SCSE 2026), taking place in Taipei and Kaohsiung in mid-to-late March. The event will feature the world’s first AI City Pavilion, led by the ASUS Group, Foxconn, and the Taiwan Smart City Alliance. With our partners from government, civic organizations, and industry alliances, the pavilion will present the concept of sovereign AI, system architecture, and technical applications.
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SatMar282026
Empowering Smart Cities with AI
Urban technology has advanced rapidly over the past decade, with cities investing heavily in sensors, connectivity, and digital platforms to improve services. These initiatives have delivered meaningful progress, but they have also revealed structural limits: as cities become more complex, they are increasingly focused on transforming existing data into coordinated, real-time action.
Smart cities taught us how to connect urban systems and make city operations more visible through sensors and integrated data. Cities are now looking for ways to strengthen these foundations with more intelligent tools that enhance decision-making and service delivery. Rather than adding more devices, the focus is shifting toward building the capability to act at speed, and toward open, cross-domain platforms that support co-creation across industry, government, and academia. In this context, AI becomes a natural extension of the Smart City framework — enriching and empowering existing strategies rather than replacing them.
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SatMar282026
Inside the AI City: How Intelligent Mobility Is Transforming Urban Life
Every year, commuters lose hours — sometimes days — sitting in traffic. Congestion drains productivity, increases emissions, and shapes the rhythm of daily life in ways we rarely question. But cities are entering a new era. With artificial intelligence at the core of urban mobility systems, the AI City moves beyond traditional “smart city” automation toward a model that predicts, adapts, and continuously optimizes the flow of people and goods.
The result is a transportation network that feels almost invisible in its efficiency: predictable journeys, safer streets, cleaner air, and a mobility experience that responds to the city’s pulse in real time.
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FriMar272026
TW: Tainan: An AI City in Action
Tainan — Taiwan’s oldest city and cultural capital — has quietly transformed into one of the region’s most forward-thinking AI Cities. Building on its early smart‑city programs, Tainan now operates as an open, scalable testbed for next-gen urban innovation, attracting technology providers, research institutions, and international partners.
Sustainable, data-driven urban development
Tainan’s Shalun Smart Green Energy Science City showcases how AI can enhance sustainability at scale. From integrated energy management to intelligent transport systems, the district serves as a proving ground for low-carbon mobility, clean-energy adoption, and autonomous‑vehicle testing. These deployments demonstrate how AI can help cities optimize energy use, reduce emissions, and accelerate green transformation.
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FriMar272026
When Cities Start Thinking: The Rise Of Cognitive Infrastructure
Cities are growing at a remarkable pace. Today, more than half of the world’s population lives in urban areas, and the U.N. expects that to rise to around 69% by 2050. By 2030 alone, we expect to see more than 40 “megacities” with populations exceeding 10 million.
For city leaders, that means infrastructure, safety systems, transportation networks and public services will face pressure that most cities were never designed to handle. Budgets will remain tight even as populations surge.
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ThuMar262026
How Smart City Development is Transforming Real Estate Markets
Smart city development refers to the integration of advanced technologies and innovative urban planning to enhance the quality of life, sustainability, and operational efficiency in cities. By leveraging data, connectivity, and intelligent infrastructure, smart cities optimize transportation, energy management, public services, and environmental systems. Beyond creating more livable urban environments, these initiatives are significantly influencing real estate, shaping property values, buyer preferences, and investment opportunities.
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WedMar252026
IN: Karnataka eyes Japan partnership for smart city solutions in Bengaluru
Karnataka is set to collaborate with Japan on smart city initiatives in Bengaluru, aiming to leverage Japanese expertise for urban challenges. This partnership, facilitated by Japan's MLIT, will focus on areas like energy, wastewater, mobility, and disaster management, with the Greater Bengaluru Authority acting as the nodal agency.
Karnataka plans to explore collaboration with Japan on smart city initiatives in Bengaluru.
The proposed model will enable Japanese companies to partner with cities globally to design and implement solutions for urban challenges, backed by government support, according to a statement from the state's IT/BT department.
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TueMar242026
AI City: The Next Stage in the Evolution of Smart Cities
Cities spent the last decade building digital foundations to transform themselves into Smart Cities—deploying sensors, expanding connectivity, and integrating data to modernize services. These investments created valuable visibility into how cities operate. But visibility alone is no longer enough. As urban systems become more interconnected and complex, the imperative shifts from data gathering to coordinating real-time actions across mobility, energy, safety, and public services.
AI City is that next step: integrating AI into the operating fabric of smart cities so systems can understand context, predict change, and orchestrate responses — reliably, at scale, and under clear governance.
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TueMar242026
AI City vs. Smart City: What’s the Difference?
As cities digitize, two terms get thrown around a lot — Smart City and AI City. They sound similar, but they aren’t the same. A Smart City uses connected technologies (sensors, IoT, digital platforms) to make urban services more efficient and transparent. An AI City is the next step in the evolution of a smart city – embedding artificial intelligence directly into the city’s operating system so that core functions can learn, predict, and act — often in real time. You can think of AI City as Smart City 4.0.
Put simply, transitioning to an AI City empowers cities to create an urban ecosystem where their citizens can genuinely feel greater convenience, safety, and trust in their daily lives.
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MonMar232026
What is an AI City?
Cities are constantly engaged in data collection, from monitoring traffic and energy usage to demand for public services. Their goal is to detect anomalies like water leaks or traffic congestion before they escalate, and respond faster by dispatching crews, adjusting signal timing, or prioritizing resources. But how does a city do this at scale? That’s the idea behind an AI City: using artificial intelligence to help urban systems understand what’s happening and decide what to do next.
An AI City integrates AI into public services and infrastructure to analyze data, predict needs, and improve how the city operates across areas like mobility, utilities, safety, and citizen services.
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MonMar232026
NSW becomes first Australian state to offer digital birth certificates
Individuals aged 16 to 21 and born in NSW can now download their birth certificates to their mobile phones.
The NSW government has announced the rollout of digital birth certificates for young people born in the state, making it the first Australian jurisdiction to offer the service.
People aged 16 to 21 will be the first cohort able to download their birth certificates directly from the Service NSW app as of today, provided they hold a NSW driver’s license or photo card.
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SunMar222026
MY: Public participation matters in urban planning and city management
Urban planning shapes the spaces where we live, work, and interact with communities.
From housing developments and transport systems to recreational parks and commercial hubs, the decisions made today will define the quality of life of the community for generations to come.
But too often, these decisions are made behind closed doors, with limited input from the communities that will be affected.
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SunMar222026
IN: AI, IoT & urban governance: Moving from smart cities to intelligent cities
India’s cities are generating more data than ever before. From traffic signals and water meters to surveillance systems and citizen service platforms, urban environments are now dense networks of connected systems. Yet, connectivity alone does not create better cities.
The next phase of India’s urban transformation is about intelligence, how cities use artificial intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) together to interpret data, make decisions and deliver services that are faster, fairer and more responsive to citizens’ needs.
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SunMar222026
IN: Himachal Pradesh Leads in AI-Smart City Transformation
Himachal Pradesh is pioneering AI-enabled smart city development while preserving its unique mountain ecosystem. The state leverages platforms like the Him Seva Portal and the Him Data Portal to deliver citizen-centric services and improve governance. Technology initiatives have increased efficiency and yielded significant cost savings.
Himachal Pradesh is setting an example with its AI-enabled smart city initiatives that integrate seamlessly with the state's mountain ecosystem, according to Chief Minister's Principal Advisor for Information Technology and Innovation, Gokul Butail. At the Urban Innovation Summit in Chandigarh, Butail emphasized that innovation is vital for sustainable urban growth.
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SatMar212026
IN: Smart City Mission stands closed in Jammu and Kashmir
The Smart City Mission in the Union Territory (UT) of Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) has been closed and now there will be no more funding from the Government of India (GoI) under the mission in J&K, which was launched here in June 2017, two years after the launch of this mission nationwide.
“The Smart City Mission has been closed in J&K and no more works will now be undertaken under Smart City Mission in this UT,” General Manager, Jammu Smart City Limited (JSCL), Ashish Anand confirmed, when approached by the Northlines.
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SatMar212026
QA: MoL offers 325 digital services, records 250,000 transactions in February
The Ministry of Labour (MoL) has reaffirmed its commitment to advancing digital transformation and simplifying administrative procedures through its Integrated Digital Gateway, which now provides more than 325 digital services to employers and workers across the country.
According to the ministry, the platform has witnessed significant usage, with over 250,000 transactions completed during the past month alone. The high volume of activity reflects the growing reliance on digital government services and the increasing adoption of online solutions that allow users to complete procedures quickly and efficiently.
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SatMar212026
US: Virginia: Digitalization integral to local communities in the Shenandoah Valley
In recent years, digital transformation has begun to significantly reshape local communities across the Shenandoah Valley. Although large cities are often seen as the center of technological innovation, smaller areas are also experiencing a steady digital evolution.
In Augusta County, the expansion of internet connectivity and the growing adoption of online services are influencing how residents and businesses work, communicate and access information.
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FriMar202026
NG: Lagos Launches E-Permit System to Streamline Building Approvals
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has officially launched the Electronic Physical Planning Permit Processing System (EPPPS). This digital platform simplifies how residents obtain building permits. On Thursday, Mr. Kehinde Osinaike, General Manager of the Lagos State Physical Planning Permit Authority (LASPPPA), announced the rollout. The initiative modernizes urban planning and accelerates approval timelines for construction projects.
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FriMar202026
KE: Nairobi: Forum to explore financing for Africa’s smart cities, resilient infrastructure
Financing for climate-resilient infrastructure and smart city development will be a key focus when Nairobi hosts the second Africa Urban Forum next month.
The three-day forum, scheduled for April 8–10, will bring together policymakers, development financiers, city leaders and private sector players to discuss investment models needed to support Africa’s rapidly expanding urban centres.
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ThuMar192026
CA: Ontario: Mississauga’s Smart City Evolution: How Technology Defines Our 2026 Lifestyle
What does it mean to be a "modern" city in the year 2026? It's not only about the height of our skyline or how fast the LRT might go anymore for Mississauga. It's about a quiet, digital infrastructure that has become a part of our everyday lives. From the way we access local arts to how we unwind after a long commute on the 403, technology is acting as the new bridge between community and convenience. This digital renaissance is transforming Canada’s seventh-largest city into a model of 21st-century living, where high-tech meets high-touch.
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ThuMar192026
R18-billion smart city perfect for South Africans who don’t want to drive to work
An R18-billion smart and sustainable development that aims to be the most connected precinct in terms of public transport options has begun to take shape in the heart of Gauteng.
MyBroadband visited the site of the Bankenveld District City in March 2026 and found significant early construction activity, including a few tarred roads and water pipes being put in the ground.
The R18-billion development began construction in late 2025. It is being built on land bought from the University of Witwatersrand for R200 million in 2024.
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WedMar182026
GB: West Yorkshire: Leeds: University partners for smart city data mining
At a glance
- Who: Nexus, University of Leeds; Terminus Technologies.
- What: Nexus, the collaboration and innovation hub of the University of Leeds, has signed a smart city partnership with Terminus Technologies to deploy urban data mining technology at the university. Multi-spectral cameras will help build a comprehensive dataset to help cities understand and respond to urban environments.
- Why: To provide local authorities with the tools to make more informed, data-driven decisions about urban planning and resource allocation. The partnership aims to envision urban life in 20 years and build the data infrastructure to support smarter, more responsive cities.
- Where: The two sides hope the project will benefit communities across the UK and beyond.
Nexus, University of Leeds, and Terminus Technologies will build a comprehensive dataset to help cities understand and respond to urban environments.
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WedMar182026
South African smart city shooting the lights out
Waterfall City continues to benefit real estate investment trust (REIT) Attacq, which is investing heavily in the city’s future growth.
Touted as a “world-class smart city”, Waterfall City is a collaboration, logistics, retail and residential hub located in Midrand, Gauteng.
The city houses well-known developments like Mall of Africa, the PwC Tower, Deloitte HQ, and Ellipse Waterfall luxury apartments.
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WedMar182026
IN: Jammu and Kashmir: Beyond the Smart City: Envisioning a Greener Future for Srinagar
The smartest cities are those that grow without erasing their ecology
When the waters rose in 2014, Srinagar did not merely witness a natural disaster; it experienced the consequences of ecological neglect. Entire neighbourhoods were submerged, roads turned into rivers, and a painful truth surfaced: a city built against its ecology cannot remain secure within it.
In recent years, Srinagar has been positioned within the policy discourse of the “Smart City,” a development paradigm that prioritises digital infrastructure, surveillance systems, technocratic governance, and aesthetic urban renewal. While such interventions promise administrative efficiency and infrastructural modernisation, they invite a critical question in the context of a fragile Himalayan urban ecosystem: can technological modernisation substitute for ecological resilience?
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WedMar182026
GE: Ambassadori Island Batumi: Smart island enters next development phase
At a glance
- Who: Ambassadori Island Batumi; Arup.
- What: Ambassadori Island Batumi has announced the next strategic phase of its development with the introduction of a comprehensive smart city framework with Arup.
- Why: To implement an advanced digital infrastructure, integrated with sustainable urban planning, and long-term operational intelligence.
- Where: Ambassadori Island Batumi is being developed in the Black Sea region.
Ambassadori Island Batumi in the Black Sea region is working with Arup to implement a smart city framework that integrates advanced digital infrastructure.
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TueMar172026
Digital Transformation in Government: How IT Solutions Are Shaping the Future of Public Services
The digital transformation of government is no longer a distant goal but a present-day reality that is rapidly changing the way public services are delivered. From online portals for tax filing and license renewals to AI-powered chatbots assisting citizens 24/7, information technology is revolutionizing the public sector. This transformation is being driven by a combination of citizen expectations, economic pressures, technological advancements, and the urgent need to improve efficiency, transparency, and accessibility.
Governments across the globe are embracing digital transformation to enhance service delivery, reduce operational costs, and foster greater civic engagement. In this article, we will explore the many facets of how IT solutions are reshaping public services, the challenges governments face in adopting these technologies, and the long-term impact on citizens and institutions alike.
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TueMar172026
ZA: Public sector trainers’ forum puts focus on skills for digital and ethical governance
Public Service and Administration Minister Mzamo Buthelezi will on Monday officially open the 24th National School of Government Public Sector Trainers’ Forum (PSTF) Conference at the Birchwood Conference Centre in Gauteng.
Hosted by the National School of Government (NSG), the two-day conference brings together learning and development practitioners from across the public sector to reimagine how public servants are trained and equipped to deliver on South Africa’s national priorities.
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TueMar172026
Multi-modal artificial intelligence can improve smart city traffic analytics
Smart city initiatives are generating vast amounts of data from sensors, cameras, mobile devices, and digital service platforms, offering new opportunities to understand how cities function in real time. Researchers are increasingly exploring whether artificial intelligence (AI) systems can integrate these diverse data sources to improve urban planning, infrastructure management, and traffic prediction.
The study Multi-Modal Artificial Intelligence for Smart Cities: Experimental Integration of Textual and Sensor Data, published in the journal Future Internet, analyses how multi-modal AI models can combine traffic sensor data and citizen-reported text information to enhance predictions of traffic congestion severity.
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TueMar172026
From Counterculture to Corporate Control: The Making of the Universal City - Case Study Amsterdam
Bulldozed! Dispossession and the Homogenised Mind
For much of humanity’s existence, our traditional worldview or cosmos was based on sacred, reciprocal relationships with the land and governed by natural seasons and localised community rhythms. What we are currently seeing, however, is an accelerated shift from a physical universe rooted in seasons and community to a virtual one mediated by screens and platforms.
In this new world order, human experience is mediated by mobile apps and predictive algorithms that convert human actions into data points. At the same time, spontaneous ‘messy’ human interaction is engineered away in favour of a sterile, predictable environment. This system encloses both urban and rural life, replacing the sacred and reciprocal relationships between humans and the land with a computational universe where creativity is harnessed to serve corporate extraction.
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TueMar172026
IN: Karnataka: 98% of Smart City Projects in Belagavi Completed; 490 Crore Central Funds Fully Utilised
Belagavi has completed the vast majority of projects sanctioned under the Smart Cities Mission (SCM), with 98% of the works already finished and the remaining few under implementation, according to information presented in the Rajya Sabha.
In response to an unstarred question raised by Rajya Sabha MP Iranna Kadadi, the Union Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs provided details on the progress of Smart City projects in Belagavi.
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MonMar162026
IE: Dublin Uses “Digital Twins” to Build a Safer, Smarter Future
The city of Dublin is turning into a high-tech testing ground to solve everyday urban problems. By using “digital twins”—which are virtual, 3D copies of the physical city—leaders are finding new ways to protect residents from floods, fires, and traffic jams.
This project is part of a partnership between Dublin city officials and the technology company Bentley Systems. Instead of just buying ready-made software, the city is working directly with engineers and citizens to build tools that fit Dublin’s specific needs.
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MonMar162026
The Future of Smart Cities:How AI is Designing Urban Life Around You
Inside the real-time technology turning streets and neighbourhoods into spaces that adapt to how people live
Imagine stepping out of your front door on a Tuesday morning, and the city already knows you are running five minutes late. The traffic lights on your usual route have adjusted.
The bus is holding just a moment longer. The pavement beneath your feet, embedded with quiet sensors, has already logged your footsteps as part of a living, breathing data stream that helps the city breathe better too.
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MonMar162026
NG: Edo Govt Partners GIZ to Boost Digital Skills and Tech Economy
The Edo State Government has partnered with the German development agency GIZ to strengthen digital skills, support technology businesses, improve government digital systems, and create technology-driven economic opportunities across the state.
The partnership was announced by the Edo State Ministry of Communication and Digital Economy during a meeting held at Government House in Benin City. Officials said the collaboration is designed to accelerate digital transformation while helping the state build a stronger and more inclusive digital economy.
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SunMar152026
How the UK can Benefit from AI-Powered Smart Cities
- What are the benefits of smart cities for the UK’s governments, economy, and populace?
Smart cities aim to leverage technology to enhance quality of life, improve city management, and boost overall efficiency.
Smart cities help governments promote efficiency and sustainability, addressing challenges like waste, transportation, and energy consumption. Real-time data enables better decision-making, helping governments pinpoint issues and deploy solutions swiftly.
- What are the benefits of smart cities for the UK’s governments, economy, and populace?
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SunMar152026
IN: Karnataka: Mysuru: Drone survey begins to digitally map city properties
The Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) has launched a pilot project to scientifically survey and document properties across the city using advanced 3D aerial LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) and Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) technology.
As part of the exercise, a preliminary drone test was carried out in Santhepet yesterday.
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SunMar152026
Pakistan launches new digital governance framework under digital nation act
Summary
- Federal Minister for Information Technology and Telecommunication Shaza Fatima Khawaja informed the National Assembly on Thursday that the government is moving forward with a comprehensive agenda to accelerate digital transformation, strengthen cybersecurity, and safeguard the digital rights of citizens across Pakistan.
- According to Shaza Fatima, the Pakistan Digital Authority will be responsible for drafting a comprehensive national digital master plan.
- On cybersecurity preparedness, Shaza Fatima informed the house that Pakistan already has a national cybersecurity framework in place to protect government networks and public-sector digital infrastructure.
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SunMar152026
IN: Chandigarh: Leading the Urban Revolution with Smart Cities and Innovation
Chandigarh, recognised for its well-planned infrastructure and green urban design, is regarded as India’s most organised and livable city.
It was designed by the renowned architect Le Corbusier and was built based on principles of urban planning, green spaces, and efficient infrastructure.
Over recent years, Chandigarh has continued to develop by blending its robust planning foundation with modern technology to create a smarter and more sustainable urban ecosystem.
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SatMar142026
Daniil Shuleyko on how Yango Group is building an operating system for the city
While rivals chase global scale with standardised models, Daniil Shuleyko, CEO of Yango Group, takes a different approach, building city by city based on what people actually need
For the past decade, “smart city” has been one of the most overhyped phrases in technology, and one of the most disappointing. From Toronto to Singapore, top-down projects have crashed against the same wall: cities are not blank slates. They are alive, chaotic, and resistant to master plans.
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SatMar142026
South Africa’s richest city rolling out smart poles with free Wi-Fi
The City of Johannesburg’s Metropolitan Tech Company is set to launch its Smart Pole Project on Mpumelelo Street in Slovo Park on Saturday, 7 March 2026.
The metro described the launch as the dawn of a new era of connectivity, safety, and digital opportunity in the informal settlement.
Slovo Park is an informal settlement in the municipality, known for its ongoing, community-driven struggle for land tenure and service delivery.
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SatMar142026
US: California: City of Inglewood to deploy smart city network
At a glance
- Who: City of Inglewood; Wow.
- What: The City of Inglewood in Los Angeles County has partnered with out-of-home media company Wow to install a smart city network.
- Why: In preparation for the 2026 Fifa World Cup and to support the five million annual visitors to its Sports and Entertainment District.
- When: Phase one will be installed in April.
Digital infrastructure is being installed ahead of 2026 Fifa World Cup and to support the five million annual visitors to its Sports and Entertainment District.
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ThuMar122026
What Transformational Government Looks Like When the Buzzwords Fade
True government transformation starts with standardization and modernization, enabling smarter digital services that meet rising citizen expectations.
State and local governments are often told they need to transform by modernizing systems, adopting artificial intelligence and delivering digital-first services that meet rising citizen expectations. But in practice, transformation rarely starts with cutting-edge technology.
Instead, it begins with foundational work that many agencies have struggled to complete for years.
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ThuMar122026
South Korea, Australia, Portugal top OECD Digital Government Index for 2025
UK ranks fourth, Chile vaults into top 10 as digitization reshapes global landscape
The OECD has published its 2025 results and key findings from the Digital Government Index (DGI) and Open, Useful and Re-usable Data Index (OURdata).
The DGI “benchmarks the efforts made by governments to establish the foundations necessary to achieve a coherent, human-centred digital transformation of the public sector.” The OURdata Index “measures governments’ efforts to design and implement national open government data policies.”
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WedMar112026
St. Lucia launches authentication framework to ease access to digital public services
Eastern Caribbean nation St. Lucia has launched a centralized national identity management system which it calls the National Authentication Framework (NAF).
According to the government, the primary objective of the platform is to make it easier for citizens and legal residents to access public services in a secure single sign-on manner and also to substantially enhance digital trust.
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WedMar112026
Living in 2030: How Smart Cities are Redefining Human Life
A glimpse into a future where technology breathes with us, making our urban spaces more sustainable and connected.
As we move deeper into the decade, the concept of a "home" is shifting from a simple physical shelter to an intelligent ecosystem. By 2030, our cities won't just be concrete jungles; they will be living, breathing organisms powered by Artificial Intelligence and renewable energy. This transition is not just about luxury; it’s about survival and sustainability in a rapidly changing world.
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WedMar112026
IN: Mayor of Milisauti town, Romania visits Gujarat, explores state's smart infrastructure
The Mayor of Milisauti Town in Romania, Vasile Carare, along with his wife, has arrived on a two-day visit to Gujarat.
According to a press release, during this visit, he held discussions with senior officials of the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation and the Urban Development and Urban Housing Department on e-governance, urban development projects, citizen-centric services, and industrial development.
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TueMar102026
IN: Smart City projects near completion in 10 Uttar Pradesh cities
In a positive development for the state, 99% of the projects that were scheduled to be taken up under the Smart City scheme were commissioned.
Chasing a deadline of Mar 15, in the latest review carried out by the urban development department, it was found that out of the total 682 projects, that were sanctioned to improve the ease of living for urban residents, 677 were completed. Out of the remaining five projects, three could be inaugurated within a week, while the remaining ones, too, would be made operational by Mar 14, said senior officials.
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TueMar102026
NA: Kunene: Kaoko Fria smart city in limbo
The Kunene Regional Council says it was never informed about the mass recruitment drive conducted by Kaoko Fria Investment (Pty) Ltd, the company claiming to be behind the proposed Kaoko Fria Smart City in Kunene.
The recruitment exercise, which saw thousands of mostly young jobseekers gathering in Windhoek’s Havana informal settlement last week to submit their CVs, has raised eyebrows after the Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism distanced itself from the project.
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TueMar102026
AU: Sourcing Agreement Strengthens Public Sector Digital Transformation
The Digital Transformation Agency has secured a new five-year Volume Sourcing Agreement on behalf of the Australian Government, reinforcing efforts to modernise digital infrastructure and support long-term technology adoption across government agencies.
The arrangement focuses on ensuring consistent, reliable, secure, and efficient access to essential information and communication technology platforms and online services used throughout the entire Australian public sector.
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MonMar092026
ZA: CIO Thato Matsipe is driving citizen-centric digital transformation in the North West
The CIO in the office of the North West premier, Thato Matsipe, unpacks how governance reform, IT centralisation and strategic industry collaboration are repositioning technology from a support function to a core enabler of provincial service delivery.
When Thato Matsipe speaks about technology, he does so in terms of outcomes, not abstractions. As CIO in the office of the premier of the North West provincial government, his focus is firmly on people, access and measurable impact. For him, technology only has value when it materially improves how citizens experience government.
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MonMar092026
MK: By the end of the month, digital documents such as ID cards and driver's licenses will come into operation
By the end of this month, citizens will be able to use their ID card and driver's license in electronic form.
The Ministry of Digital Transformation expects final comments from Poland, where the application has been sent for testing, within 3 weeks.
However, whether a digital ID card or driver's license will be accepted for identification will remain at the discretion of the institutions.
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MonMar092026
ABB pushes Africa’s smart city revolution
ABB Electrification is driving Africa’s transition to smarter, more sustainable cities through its suite of integrated technologies designed to improve energy efficiency, resilience, and connectivity across urban infrastructure.
With rapid urbanisation placing new demands on power, mobility, and digital infrastructure, ABB’s smart city solutions offer a blueprint for sustainable development, from intelligent buildings and reliable power systems to cleaner, connected transport networks.
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SunMar082026
NG: FG, MTN launch one-stop digital city platform in Abuja to boost urban services
The Federal Government, in partnership with MTN Nigeria, has unveiled a nationwide digital city platform, MyCityApp Nigeria, in Abuja, marking a new phase in efforts to deepen digital infrastructure and smart city development across the country.
Hannatu Musawa, Minister of Art, Culture and Creative Economy, who led the launch in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) on Thursday, described the platform as a strategic step in Nigeria’s digital transformation drive.
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SunMar082026
US: California: Culver City: City Council to Consider Sites for Kiosks
The City Council will consider the proposed siting plan for an interactive digital kiosk program at its meeting on March 9, 2026. You can review the digital kiosk map on the City’s website.
The project includes the installation of 15 kiosks throughout the community that will provide information on meetings, events, transportation services, local business directories, tourism wayfinding, emergency services and commercial advertising among other things.
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SatMar072026
KR: Gyeonggi: Seongnam City Shares Its "Smart City Administration" Model with Philippine GMA City Delegation
Philippine GMA City Delegation Benchmarking Digital Twin and Spatial Information Systems
Seongnam City in Gyeonggi Province (Mayor Shin Sangjin) announced on the 27th that a delegation from General Mariano Alvarez (GMA) City in the Philippines visited Seongnam to benchmark its spatial-information-based scientific administrative decision-making model.
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SatMar072026
MyCityApp Nigeria Debuts
MyCityApp Nigeria, in collaboration with MTN Nigeria and the Federal Ministry of Art, Culture and the Creative Economy has launched a new digital city platform, MyCityApp, aimed at boosting tourism, expanding access to government services and connecting businesses more directly with residents.
The application, unveiled in Abuja on Thursday, is designed as a smart urban companion. It integrates city services, event listings, payment systems, transport information, hospitality offerings, and small-business visibility into a single digital interface.
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FriMar062026
AE: The Impact of Uber Clone App Software on Dubai’s Smart City Goals
Dubai is a city where “impossible” is just a starting point. Whether it’s the goal of making 25% of all transportation autonomous by 2030 or the push for a completely paperless government, the emirate is the world’s leading laboratory for urban innovation. However, a smart city is more than its skyscrapers and high-speed rail; it is defined by how effortlessly its people move.
As we look at the logistics of the UAE’s “Smart City” pillars, one technology has emerged as a surprisingly critical bridge: the Uber clone. While the term “clone” often suggests a simple copy, in the context of Uber clone app development, it represents a highly sophisticated, localized digital infrastructure that is helping the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) turn vision into reality.
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FriMar062026
Indonesia's Nusantara grant US$2.49M from U.S. for smart city planning
Indonesia’s Nusantara Capital Authority (OIKN) has received a US$2.49 million grant from the United States Government to help strengthen smart city planning, reflecting international confidence in the sustainable development of the country’s new capital.
“The grant support reflects international trust in the vision of developing IKN as a future city based on technology and sustainability,” said Head of the Nusantara Capital Authority (OIKN), Basuki Hadimuljono, in Nusantara on Thursday.
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ThuMar052026
VN: Ho Chi Minh City moves to real smart urban governance in 2026
Ho Chi Minh City is building a governance model where real-time data, AI and digital twins guide decisions and reshape daily urban life.
In 2026, Ho Chi Minh City will focus on cleansing, standardizing and effectively leveraging data to operate a truly smart city. Public services will shift from “processing applications” to “serving needs.”
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ThuMar052026
From Smart Cities to AI Education: Kazakhstan’s 2026 Digitalization Projects
Kazakhstan has begun implementing a plan for the Year of Digitalization and Artificial Intelligence, aimed at modernizing public administration, expanding AI education, strengthening cybersecurity and accelerating the country’s transition to a new digital economy in 2026.
The action plan, approved by Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov, includes eight priority blocks and ten key initiatives. The official launch is scheduled for March at the Alem.Ai building, reported the Ministry of Digital Development, Innovation and Aerospace Industry on Feb. 23.
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ThuMar052026
GB: Public sector transformation: Powering the next wave
James Gee, Head of Digital and IT Framework Agreements at NHS Shared Business Services, provides insights on public sector transformation, including the Digital Workplace Solutions 2 framework agreement
Ageing networks, siloed systems and outdated processes block ambitions across the NHS and wider public sector to harness artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), automation and emerging technologies. Modernisation begins with rebuilding and securing IT infrastructure – the bedrock for transforming service delivery. NHS Shared Business Services (NHS SBS) has designed a £2.5 billion Digital Workplace Solutions contract that offers a streamlined route to accelerate transformation and future innovation.
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WedMar042026
Smart Cities Build Their Own 5G Infrastructure to Modernize Public Safety Response
The idea of a truly “smart” city has been around for years, but in recent times, the conversation has shifted. It’s no longer just about free public Wi-Fi or fancy lighting systems. Around the world, cities are facing a new challenge: how to keep their citizens safe in an era of rapid urbanization, increasing public events, and growing digital threats. And they’re finding that public safety systems built on outdated, congested, or vulnerable networks simply can’t keep up.
In this high-stakes environment, a new trend is emerging—cities are building and owning their own private 5G networks. These aren’t just faster internet connections; they are purpose-built infrastructures designed to give police, fire departments, and emergency services unprecedented control, reliability, and security. And one of the people helping cities make this leap is Rahul Bangera, a quiet but formidable force in the global private wireless industry.
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WedMar042026
Digital Service Desk Opens in Bassiknou, Mauritania, to Boost Local Digital Transformation
This initiative, funded by FAO, is part of the Ministry’s broader strategy to reduce the digital divide and ensure inclusive access to public digital services for all citizens.
The Ministry of Digital Transformation, Innovation, and Administration Modernization (MTNIMA) has taken a significant step toward accelerating digital transformation in Bassiknou with the official inauguration of a new digital service desk. The opening ceremony was led by Mr. Yacoub Mohamed Boïlil, Technical Advisor in charge of Development and Interoperability at the Minister’s Office, in the presence of the Deputy Prefect of Bassiknou, Acting Prefect Mr. Mouttaly Abdellahi, and Mr. Khaled Sid’Elemin, representing the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).
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WedMar042026
New AI framework transforms paper drawings into 3D digital twins, advancing smart city construction
Researchers have developed DBAL-YOLO, a novel deep learning-based framework that automatically converts non-digital engineering drawings into 3D Building Information Models (BIM). Achieving 98.8% detection precision and complete geometric reconstruction without manual intervention, this technology resolves a challenging issue in creating digital twins for existing buildings.
Digital twin city systems serve as the foundation for intelligent urban management and resilience monitoring. These systems rely heavily on digital models of physical entities, particularly buildings. However, a significant challenge persists: many existing and older buildings lack digital 3D models, with their information stored only in scanned or archived paper drawings.
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TueMar032026
Vietnam Revolutionizes Travel and Urban Life with Infrastructure Upgrades Driving Digital Transformation, Green Innovation, and Smart City Development – New Update
Latest Vietnam news reveals a major push in infrastructure development led by the Ministry of Construction, aiming to accelerate digital transformation across the country. In 2026, these initiatives are shaping the construction sector into a more efficient, technology-driven, and sustainable ecosystem. The government is focusing on modernising public services, integrating smart technology, and supporting environmentally friendly urban growth, reflecting a long-term vision for a data-driven, transparent administration.
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TueMar032026
IN: Delhi's Digital Leap: Transforming Governance with Tech
Delhi plans to overhaul its project timeline monitoring portal, emulating best practices from other states to create a proactive governance system. A key feature is the Auto-Appeal System, automatically addressing delays without citizen intervention. Amendments to existing acts and portals aim for enhanced integration and accountability.
Delhi is set to undergo a digital transformation in its governance framework. Information and Technology Minister Pankaj Singh announced intentions to revamp the project timeline monitoring portal, taking cues from successful models across various states. The initiative aims to foster citizen-friendly governance where accountability becomes intrinsic to the system.
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TueMar032026
Pakistan Digital Authority: Building a Citizen-Centric Digital Future
Pakistan is pursuing a massive digital transformation, led by the new Pakistan Digital Authority (PDA), to create a citizen-centric, digitally empowered nation. Key initiatives are already boosting efficiency, expanding digital inclusion and strengthening the digital economy. The PDA’s success will be measured by its ability to build public trust, ensure inclusivity and maintain ethical safeguards.
Pakistan is charting an ambitious course toward a citizen-centric, digitally empowered nation under the Digital Nation Pakistan Act 2025 and the National Digital Commission. At the heart of this transformation lies the newly established Pakistan Digital Authority (PDA), mandated to design, implement and oversee a coherent digital governance framework across the public sector.
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MonMar022026
Rapid urbanization puts pressure on Africa’s smart city ambitions
Africa’s urban population is expanding at one of the fastest rates in the world, with projections showing that by 2050 roughly two thirds of Africans could live in cities. That surge is reshaping infrastructure demands, governance systems, labor markets and environmental pressures across the continent.
A new academic review finds that while African cities hold strong potential to become smart cities, deep structural barriers could stall progress unless governments, investors and communities align around inclusive and context-driven strategies.
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MonMar022026
US: Why Smart Cities Are Switching to Unity5’s Municipal Parking Software
How Modern Municipal Parking Software Can Solve Urban Complexities
Across the US, municipal leaders are facing a breaking point. The mandate is no longer just to “enforce parking”, it is to manage the curb, reduce congestion, and meet climate goals. Yet, many departments are hindered by rigid, siloed systems that treat residential permits, construction zones, and parking citations as three unrelated events.
While many domestic legacy providers offer “standard” platforms, they often trap cities in a cycle of expensive change orders and disconnected data. The solution to this gridlock lies with a modern municipal parking software, technology designed specifically to handle the density and regulatory complexity of modern cities. To see this software in action, we look at some of the forward-thinking cities Unity5 currently work with in the UK, where high-density councils have already successfully deployed these advanced strategies.
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MonMar022026
TW: Cities deploy AI to address rising urbanization challenges
In Taoyuan’s traffic control center, dozens of monitors display green lights cascading through city streets. When an ambulance races toward a hospital, artificial intelligence clears its path in seconds, turning life-threatening traffic jams into seamless journeys.
This is the new reality of smart cities, where technology isn’t just improving urban life — it’s saving it. Liao Hsiu-wu, who chairs Taiwan’s Smart Community Development Committee, has witnessed his city transform from a growing suburb into a testing ground for ambitious urban technology.
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MonMar022026
MX: Tijuana IoT News: Smart City & Political Insights
Hey guys! Let’s dive into the buzzing world of IoT Tijuana, specifically focusing on the latest news surrounding SCPolíticas (Smart City Policies) and the developments in SC (Smart City) initiatives. This article is your go-to guide for understanding how technology is transforming Tijuana, Mexico, and the political landscape shaping its future. We’ll explore the exciting possibilities of the Internet of Things (IoT), how it’s being implemented, the challenges faced, and the policies driving these changes. Get ready for a deep dive into the heart of Tijuana’s technological evolution!
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SunMar012026
Oman’s Government Digital Transformation programme achieves 94% performance by end of 2025
The National Government Digital Transformation Programme “Tahawul” (2021–2025) in Oman achieved an overall performance rate of 94 percent by the end of December 2025, compared to 73 percent at the end of 2024.
The programme’s 2025 annual performance report indicated that the total number of priority government services whose procedures were simplified reached 3,166 services, representing 100 percent completion of the target. Meanwhile, 90 percent of priority core services and automatic permits were digitised, amounting to 2,277 services out of 2,523 targeted for digitisation by the end of 2025.
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SunMar012026
Mozambique Launches Digital Government Overhaul, Looking to Kenya and Rwanda as Models
Mozambique will digitize all government services, modeling its approach on Kenya and Rwanda in a bid to consolidate revenue collection and improve the country’s competitiveness, President Daniel Chapo announced Tuesday.
Speaking at the opening of Mozambique’s first national conference on digital transformation in Maputo, Chapo framed the initiative as a governance overhaul rather than a technological upgrade. “Countries are not transformed only through physical infrastructure,” he said. “They are also transformed through digital infrastructure that connects citizens to the state and to opportunity.”
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SunMar012026
Why AI Infrastructure is Becoming a Grid Problem—and How Edge AI Changes Smart Cities
We often talk about artificial intelligence as a digital evolution, but the reality is much more physical. It isn’t just a software breakthrough—it is an infrastructure revolution.
Over the past two years, the rapid expansion of AI training and inference systems has shifted attention away from algorithms and toward something more physical: power density, thermal constraints, networking hardware, and the grid compatibility of cities and utilities.
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SatFeb282026
IN: Bihar: Patna: Common Service Centre at Mithapur nears completion
The construction work of the state-of-the-art Common Service Centre (CSC) being built at Mithapur in Patna is on the verge of completion. Being built at a cost of Rs 30 crore, the project is estimated to be completed by the end of February. Spread over 26,000 square feet, the CSC will provide a one-stop solution for students as well as city residents, offering facilities ranging from banking services to beauty parlours and salons. The innovative design will create a vibrant community space for young minds to connect and flourish. The project is being executed under the Patna Smart City Limited (PSCL).
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SatFeb282026
IN: Navi Mumbai tops Maharashtra in City E-Governance Index-2026 report
Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) ranked first in Maharashtra in the City E-Governance Index (CEGI)-2026 report released by Policy Research Organization (PRO) Pune, a third-party organisation that evaluated the e-governance performance of 29 municipal corporations in the state.
The report assessed hundreds of criteria under three key pillars: service availability, transparency in administration and digital accessibility. Pune Municipal Corporation ranked second. NMMC secured the top position due to its citizen-oriented online services, easy digital transactions, an efficient grievance redressal system, and the consistency and up-to-dateness of information available through its website www.nmmc.gov.in and the mobile app My NMMC.
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SatFeb282026
IN: 60% smart city projects faced delays in Haryana: CAG report
Designed for 5 years, mission was extended till March 2025
Nearly 60 per cent of the 112 developmental projects under the Haryana Start City Mission experienced delays ranging from a few days to more than four years.
The several delays have been attributed to issues like lack of encumbrance-free sites, site clearance, and drawing revisions, according to a CAG report tabled in the Haryana Assembly Friday.
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FriFeb272026
Smart Parking Market: Revolutionizing Urban Mobility
IoT-Enabled Infrastructure, AI-Based Analytics, and Real-Time Monitoring Transforming City Parking Systems
The Smart Parking market is a critical pillar of the "Smart City" movement. As urban populations swell and traffic congestion becomes a primary economic drain, smart parking solutions leverage IoT, AI, and real-time data to optimize space utilization and reduce the "cruising for parking" phenomenon, which is responsible for up to 30% of urban traffic.
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FriFeb272026
What is a ‘smart city’?
With more than half of the world’s population living in cities, and urban areas responsible for over 60% of greenhouse gas emissions, it’s clear we need to be smarter about urban planning and development.
The term ‘smart city’ seems ubiquitous when it comes to urban sustainability discourse and practice, but what does it actually mean?
To find out, The Future Of podcast team spoke with Dr Courtney Babb, a senior lecturer in the School of Design and the Built Environment. They explore what makes a city ‘smart’ as well as the possibilities and potential risks of using ‘intelligence’ to improve the quality of life for urban citizens.
Read a snippet below or listen the full episode.
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FriFeb272026
IN: Tamil Nadu: Chennai: GCC Plans Digital Twin Pilot for Data-Driven Urban Planning
The Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) has proposed a Digital Twin pilot project for a central part of the city, covering about 5 sq km, including Nungambakkam, College Road, Greams Road, and Anna Salai. The initiative aims to enable data-based urban planning and better city management.
The Digital Twin will create a virtual model of the selected areas and will be supported by an Urban Data Observatory and an infrastructure asset management system, both of which are yet to be implemented. The platform will integrate data from the Integrated Command and Control Centre (ICCC), city sensors, and GIS mapping, and will use 3D and 4D simulations along with AI for planning and analysis.
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ThuFeb262026
VN: HCMC accelerates digital transformation, building service-oriented government
Ho Chi Minh City is entering a new era of governance, where public services and sweeping digital transformation are reshaping how citizens and businesses interact with the State, laying the foundation for a smarter and more livable metropolis. Ho Chi Minh City is undergoing a sweeping transformation, driven by a government that emphasizes proactivity and service, with digital innovation now woven into the daily lives of both citizens and businesses.
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ThuFeb262026
IN: Telangana: Hyderabad Smart City Projects 2026: Future City Vision, Net-Zero Targets & Infra Updates
Progress of Hyderabad Smart City Projects in 2026 Under the Smart Cities Mission
Hyderabad: Smart infrastructure development in the city continues to accelerate through a combination of national Smart Cities Mission initiatives and Telangana’s large-scale Future City blueprint. As of early 2026, most smart infrastructure components are operational, with major long-term expansion planned toward 2047.
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ThuFeb262026
AI-Driven Smart Energy Control for the Future of Cities
Dubai-based technology innovator Faraz Ahmed explores how artificial intelligence (AI) and data-centric platforms could reshape urban energy management, supporting smarter grids, improved reliability, and more sustainable city infrastructure.
The global energy sector is rapidly evolving as cities move toward digital transformation, sustainability, and smart infrastructure. With increasing electricity demand, renewable energy integration, and urban population growth, intelligent energy management has become a critical priority for modern cities.
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WedFeb252026
IN: Gujarat: Ahmedabad to get fully digital, AI-based smart parking system
In a move aimed at easing traffic congestion and improving urban mobility, parking management in Ahmedabad will soon be made completely digital.
Under the Smart City initiative, Ahmedabad Smart City Development Limited has initiated the tender process to implement an AI-based video analytics smart parking system across the city.
AI cameras will be installed at all parking locations to detect real-time occupancy. At present, no such system exists at most parking sites in the city.
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WedFeb252026
Vietnam Accelerates Digital Transformation with HCM City Emerging as a National Hub for AI Integration Innovation and Economic Growth Driving Real Change for Citizens and Businesses
HCM City is quickly becoming the heart of Vietnam’s digital transformation, setting the pace for how technology can reshape government, business, and daily life. Experts say this shift isn’t just about digitizing services—it’s about building a foundation for the country’s long-term growth and modernization. As Vietnam targets high middle-income status by 2030, HCM City’s efforts in digital tools and infrastructure are crucial for sustaining economic momentum and enhancing governance.
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TueFeb242026
IN: Navi Mumbai Leads Maharashtra in E-Governance Excellence
The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) has emerged as the top performer in Maharashtra's City E-Governance Index (CEGI) 2026, according to a report from the Pune-based Policy Research Organization (PRO).
Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) has attained the top ranking in Maharashtra's City E-Governance Index 2026, as per a report by Policy Research Organization. The city's victory was attributed to the 24x7 availability of online services and smart city innovations enhancing urban management.
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TueFeb242026
Cyprus to launch 100 new digital government services in 2026
Cyprus has outlined a broader push to digitalise public administration in 2026 after expanding online services last year, aiming to simplify procedures for citizens and businesses and move state operations onto upgraded technological infrastructure.
Deputy Minister of Research Nicodemos Damianou presented this week, the 2025 review and the planning for the coming year, saying the previous year marked a milestone for the digital transition, while the next phase concerns deeper integration and interconnection of systems across the public sector.
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TueFeb242026
GB: Wales: Smart city technology set to transform services in Swansea
Smart city technology aimed at improving key services like car parking, waste collection in some remote areas and traffic management is on its way to Swansea in the months and years ahead.
Technology has already been helping the council improve its services in a range of different areas like litter bin collection in remote areas of the Gower, water safety and customer contact and now it’s looking at how it can go further in a new phase of its digital transformation plans.
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MonFeb232026
AE: SEWA issues 8,385 NOCs, updates GIS for 24,000 projects
Sharjah Electricity, Water and Gas Authority (SEWA) issued 8,385 no-objection certificates (NOCs) for roadworks, excavation and construction projects across various areas of Sharjah city in 2025.
The certificates covered both new and existing projects requiring the connection, modification, or upgrading of electricity, water, gas, and fibre-optic networks.
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MonFeb232026
IN: Uttar Pradesh govt clears ₹8.99 cr for 1,338 CCTV cameras in 57 districts
A senior home department official said the administrative and financial approval was issued by the home (police) department on February 11, following a proposal from the Uttar Pradesh Police headquarters. The project targets districts not covered under existing smart city and integrated traffic management systems, aiming to strengthen traffic regulation, surveillance, and enforcement of road safety norms.
The Uttar Pradesh government has sanctioned ₹8.99 crore for installing 1,338 CCTV cameras and related equipment at 297 major intersections in 57 districts to improve traffic management and road safety.
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MonFeb232026
IN: Introduction: Paving the Way for Smart Cities
The government has intensified efforts to transform urban spaces by launching new initiatives under the Smart City Mission. These initiatives aim to create future-ready infrastructure that can support rapid urbanization, enhance quality of life, and ensure sustainable development. By integrating technology, data, and citizen-centric services, the mission envisions cities that are not only modern but also resilient and efficient.
Key Objectives of the New Initiatives
The latest projects under the Smart City Mission are guided by several objectives:
- Sustainable Urban Development – Promoting eco-friendly infrastructure and energy-efficient systems.
- Digital Connectivity – Expanding high-speed internet, IoT networks, and smart monitoring systems.
- Improved Public Services – Enhancing healthcare, transportation, and waste management through technology.
- Resilience and Disaster Management – Ensuring infrastructure is prepared for climate change and natural calamities.
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MonFeb232026
MY: Terengganu Launches 5G IP Structure Project To Drive Digital, Green Urban Transformation
The 5G Intelligent Pole (IP) Structure Pilot Project, launched today, is set to modernise urban infrastructure in Terengganu through the integration of smart technology and advanced digital connectivity.
The pilot initiative, a collaboration between the Terengganu government and Colla Connecting Edge Sdn Bhd, forms part of the Smart Digital Infrastructure agenda under the Terengganu Smart City Blueprint 2040.
State Digital Economy, New Income, Trade, Industry and Green Technology Committee chairman Mohd Nurkhuzaini Ab Rahman said the project aligns with the state’s aspiration to position Terengganu as a green technology hub and a sustainable smart city.
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SunFeb222026
IN: 333 CCTVs, Sensors: How Delhi Civic Body Keeps Watch On 17 Public Services
Officials say the system has significantly improved response time, accountability and data-driven decision-making in the NDMC region.
The New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) has strengthened real-time governance and civic monitoring through its Integrated Command and Control Centre (ICCC), set up in 2020 under the Smart City project at a cost of Rs 65 crore. The high-tech facility currently keeps watch over nearly 17 essential public services, ranging from sanitation and traffic flow to environmental conditions.
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SunFeb222026
'The X-minute city': Reshaping urban life for a more sustainable future
A conversation with Carlos Moreno can only open in one way, really.
The Colombian is associate professor and scientific director of the ETI chair at the Sorbonne Business School, a special smart city envoy for the mayor of Paris, and a chevalier de la légion d’honneur. The week after we spoke, he was heading to New York to give the prestigious annual Lewis Mumford lecture at the City College of New York.
But people know him mostly as the inventor of the 15-minute city, one of the key concepts in modern urban policy.
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SatFeb212026
IN: Maharashtra: Smart City Projects To Shift To PCMC Control By March 31
The commissioner of Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC) has directed civic officials to assume full administrative and operational control of all ongoing and completed projects implemented under the Smart Cities Mission by March 31.
The directive signals a crucial transition phase as the special purpose vehicle (SPV) model created for Smart City execution approaches closure. The Smart Cities framework, introduced by the Union government to promote technology-driven urban transformation, operated through SPVs that independently executed projects ranging from smart roads and adaptive traffic systems to command-and-control centres and upgraded public amenities. With the mission timeline nearing its end, municipal bodies are now required to integrate these assets into their regular governance and maintenance systems. Officials have been instructed to fast-track documentation, financial audits, vendor clearances, and asset inventories to avoid administrative bottlenecks.
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SatFeb212026
IN: Goa: Govt inaugurates 6 smart city projects ahead of CCP polls
With the Corporation of the City of Panaji (CCP) elections around the corner, chief minister Pramod Sawant and revenue minister Atanasio Monserrate went on an inauguration spree on Friday. Govt inaugurated six projects worth approximately Rs 135 crore that were executed as part of the Smart Cities Mission.
Sawant inaugurated a small fishing jetty at Ribandar that was built at a cost of Rs 2.9 crore. He also announced that work to widen and reconstruct two ferry ramps on the Divar-Sao Pedro route will be taken up.
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SatFeb212026
AI investment and the effect on urban digital twins
Investment in artificial intelligence will support development of the technology as an enabler for digital twins across many application areas, but analysts are concerned that AI spending has created a bubble that is ready to pop
A popular topic of conversation of late has been the existence of an artificial intelligence (AI) bubble and the likelihood that it will burst with great detriment to the IT industry as a whole. Yet, and perhaps surprisingly, the impact of a bursting bubble on digital twins might not be as problematic as one might think.
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FriFeb202026
PH: Cebu: Danao unveils ‘smart city’ shift
Danao City unveiled a transition from an industrial hub to a smart commercial center, anchored by a P160-million waterworks expansion, during the Danao City Investment Forum (DCIF) held Thursday, Feb. 12, 2026, at the Provincial Capitol.
Mayor Ramon “Nito” D. Durano III, who led the forum, themed “Moving Forward,” announced the approval of a P160-million expansion of the city’s waterworks system to support growing industries.
City Planning and Development Officer Ramon Gorre outlined the city’s vision for 2026, which rests on three development pillars: Resiliency, Digitalization, and Sustainability.
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Leser, wir freuen uns, Ihnen die aktuelle Ausgabe unseres eGovernment-Infobriefs vorstellen zu dürfen. Unser Infobrief fasst monatlich die wichtigsten auf unserer Competence Site veröffentlichten Inhalte zusammen und informiert Sie über aktuelle Entwicklungen und Veranstaltungen zum Thema "eGovernment". Unsere Infobriefe können Sie sich auch online direkt auf unserer Website unter diesem Link anschauen: http://www.ifg.cc/aktuelles/infobrief Bitte besuchen Sie auch unsere Website http://www.ifg.cc. Wir wünschen Ihnen eine spannende und informative Lektüre. Wir danken allen RedakteurInnen, die einen Beitrag zum Infobrief geleistet haben. Das IfG.CC-Team |
Dear Reader, we are pleased to present you the newest edition of the IfG.CC’s eGovernment Infoletter. Every month, the eGovernment Infoletter summarizes the most important information published on our website and gives you an overview of current developments and events related to eGovernment. You also can read our eGovernment Infoletters on our website using the following link: http://www.ifg.cc/aktuelles/infobrief Please visit also our Website http://www.ifg.cc. We wish you a pleasant and informative read! We thank all of the authors and editors who contributed to this edition of the eGovernment Infoletter. The IfG.CC Team |
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1. Nachrichten aus dem Institut IfG.CC / News from the IfG.CC
1.1 Ausgewählte Aktivitäten & Projekte / Selected activities & projects
A.1 Potsdam, Brandenburg, Deutschland: Potsdam, Brandenburg, Deutschland, 23.03.2015: Projekt „PROKETTA – Prozessketten zwischen Wirtschaft und Verwaltung": Treffen der Projektpartner zum Abschluss des Projektes
A.2 Potsdam, Deutschland, 27.03.2015: Besuch einer Delegation hochrangiger Verwaltungsmitarbeiter aus Serbien
1.2 Aktuelle Publikationen des IfG.CC / Recent IfG.CC publications
P.1 Köhl, Stefanie/Löbel, Stephan/Schuppan, Tino (2015): Shared Service Center: Abkehr vom Zuständigkeitsprinzip?!
P.2 Aktuelle Publikationen zum Forschungsprojekt „Stein-Hardenberg 2.0“
P.3 Köhl, Stefanie/Lenk, Klaus/Löbel, Stephan/Schuppan, Tino/Viehstädt, Anna-Katharina: „Stein-Hardenberg 2.0“ – Architektur einer vernetzten Verwaltung mit E-Government. - 2014.
P.4 Mucha, Sabrina/Suhr, Manfred J./Thessel, Friederike (2014): "Wenn Sie wüssten, was Sie wissen" - Wissenssicherung und die Dokumentation von Arbeitsabläufen im Unternehmen.
1.3 Vom IfG.CC empfohlene Publikationen / Publications recommended by the IfG.CC
R.1 Wernham, Brian: Agile Project Management for Government. - London: Maitland and Strong, 2012.
1.4 Veranstaltungen & Vorträge des IfG.CC / IfG.CC events and lectures
V.1 Bremen, Deutschland: Vortrag auf dem 20. Europäischen Verwaltungskongress am 06. März 2015 zum Thema „Bürgerfreundliche Verwaltung – Neue Perspektiven durch E-Government?!“
V.2 Hannover, Deutschland, 20.03.2015: Das PROKETTA-Projekt auf der CeBIT 2015
V.3 Die Prozessmanagement-Roadshow - Das IfG kommt zu Ihnen
1.5 Vom IfG.CC unterstützte Konferenzen & Vorträge / Conferences & events supported by the IfG.CC
K.1 Announcement: Birmingham, Great Britain, 30.03. - 01.04.2015: 19th IRSPM Conference
1.6 Workshops des IfG.CC / IfG.CC workshops
W.1 Geschäftsprozessmanagement leicht gemacht - Einladung zu einem Workshop in Potsdam und Hannover
W.2 IfG.CC, Potsdam, Brandenburg, 30.04.: Prozesspriorisierungs-Workshop
W.3 IfG.CC, Potsdam, Brandenburg, 23.04.: Prozessmodellierungs-Workshop
1.7 Jobs beim IfG.CC / Jobs at the IfG.CC
J.1 Das IfG.CC bietet attraktive Arbeitsfelder für Studenten und Absolventen / The IfG.CC offers attractive opportunities for students and graduates
J.2 Das IfG.CC sucht weitere Mitarbeiter/-innen für den Geschäftsbereich "Prozessmanagement"
J.3 Schülerbetriebspraktikum beim IfG.CC
1.8 In eigener Sache / On our owns account
E.1 Vorankündigung: IFG-Prozesstag
E.2 Unsere Prozessmanagement-Dienstleistungen
2. Schwerpunktthema des Monats / Key Issue of the Month:
"Government in Afrika / E-Government in Africa"
2.1 Rwanda: Smart Rwanda initiative will drive ICT growth
2.2 Botswana: E-Gov Progress Visible
2.3 Nigeria: From South Korea, Nigeria Takes in E-Government
2.4 Pioneer Move by Kenya Makes e-Government a Reality for African States
2.5 Botswana Innovation Hub offers telemedicine via TV white spaces
2.6 Zimbabwe: New ICT Policy to Be Presented to Cabinet
3. eGovernment in Deutschland / eGovernment in Germany
Keine Neuigkeiten / No News.
4. eGovernment in Europa / eGovernment in Europe
4.1. Delayed EU Data Protection proposals still playing catch up three years later
4.2 How Digitizing Europe Will Create 850,000 New Jobs
4.3 Europe draws up Riga Declaration to drive e-skills and job creation
4.4 Ireland: Digitally identifying the individual patient
4.5 Great Britain: Next government to consider Government as a Platform development blueprint
4.6 Great Britain: Scotland: We must accelarate the move towards eHealth solutions
4.7 EU one-stop-shop data protection plans watered down - 'something to disappoint everyone' says lawyer
5. eGovernment weltweit / World wide eGovernment
5.1 United States: Telehealth Legislation Heats Up Nationwide
5.2 India: Health ministry to set up National eHealth Authority to develop Integrated Health Information System
5.3 Australia: Accelerating the digital transformation of government
5.4 United States: HHS trying to untangle itself from typical shared services shortcomings
5.5 Bahrain accomplishes major e-government strides
5.6 India: Goverment focuses on telemedicine
5.7 Sweden allocates €1.5 million grant for Georgia
6. Ausgewählte Veranstaltungen des laufenden Monats / Selected events in the current month
6.1 08.-10.04., Quito, Equador: ICEDEG 2015 - 2nd International Conference on eDemocracy & eGovernment
Weitere Veranstaltungstermine / More event dates
7. Ihre Beiträge in unserem eGovernment-Infobrief / Your articles in our eGovernment Infoletter
8. Ihre Werbung auf unserer Website oder im eGovernment-Infobrief / Paid announcements on our Website or in our eGovernment Infoletter
9. Authentizitätshinweis / Authenticity Note
9. Impressum / Imprint
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1. Nachrichten aus dem Institut IfG.CC / News from the IfG.CC
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1.1 Ausgewählte Aktivitäten & Projekte / Selected activities & projects
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A.1 Potsdam, Brandenburg, Deutschland: Potsdam, Brandenburg, Deutschland, 23.03.2015: Projekt „PROKETTA – Prozessketten zwischen Wirtschaft und Verwaltung": Treffen der Projektpartner zum Abschluss des Projektes
Am 23. März 2015 fand in Potsdam das vierte Treffen der Projektpartner des Forschungs- und Entwicklungsprojektes "PROKETTA – Prozessketten zwischen Wirtschaft und Verwaltung“ statt. Ziel der Veranstaltung war es, die Projektpartner über die erarbeiteten Projektergebnisse zu informieren, die Aktivitäten vorzustellen, die für die kommenden Monate geplant sind sowie die Dienstleistungen aufzuzeigen, die das IfG im Bereich Geschäftsprozessmanagement anbietet. Dieses Projektpartnertreffen war zugleich die Veranstaltung zum Abschluss des PROKETTA-Projektes, das zum Ende März 2015 endete.
Teilnehmer der Veranstaltung waren Vertreter aus Bundes- und Landesministerien, kommunaler IT-Dienstleister sowie aus verschiedenen Kommunen und Unternehmen, bei denen im Verlauf des Projektes Prozesse erhoben wurden.
Im ersten Teil der Veranstaltung wurden die wesentlichen Ergebnisse des Projektes vorgestellt. Ausführlicher wurde die Vorgehensweise bei der Erstellung von Referenzprozessmodellen dargestellt, die im Projekt entwickelt wurde. Ein Referenzprozess ist ein abstraktes und verdichtetes Prozessmodell, in dem unabhängig von Organisationsstrukturen wesentliche Arbeitsschritte eines Vorgangs abgebildet werden. Sie sind soweit abstrahiert, dass sie über Organisationsgrenzen hinaus Gültigkeit besitzen. Durch die entsprechende Anpassung an die Rahmenbedingungen einer Organisation können sie zu individuellen, d.h. organisationsspezifischen Prozessmodellen weiterentwickelt werden. Im Projekt wurden zu einigen Informations- und Meldepflichten sowie zu Teilprozessen wie Posteingang und formelle Prüfung beispielhaft Referenzprozessmodelle entwickelt.
Präsentiert wurde auch der fertiggestellte Prototyp des Geschäftsprozessmanagers. Der Geschäftsprozessmanager ist ein prozessorientiertes Wissensmanagementtool, das in anschaulicher Form Informationen zu den erhobenen Prozessen/Prozessketten zwischen Behörden und Unternehmen visualisiert und digital bereitgestellt. Es können Informationen zu Organisationsstrukturen, zu Prozesslandschaften und Prozessmodellen hinterlegt und miteinander verknüpft werden. Aufgezeigt wurde, dass der Geschäftsprozessmanager in vielen Organisationsbereichen einsetzbar ist, z.B. im Personalbereich zur Einarbeitung neuer Mitarbeiter, zur Sicherung von Know-how/Fachwissen oder im Organisationsbereich zur Gestaltung einer prozessorientierten Ablauforganisation und zu Organisationsoptimierungen.
In den vergangenen Monaten wurde im Projekt noch der sogenannte Vorgangsbegleiter entwickelt. Der Vorgangsbegleiter ist eine Applikation für ein Tablet oder Smartphone, mit der Arbeitsabläufe bzw. Geschäftsprozesse Schritt für Schritt begleitet werden können. Der Vorgangsbegleiter wird genutzt, um einerseits bereits in der Organisation erhobene Ist-Prozesse zu validieren und andererseits das dokumentierte Prozesswissen um weitere Informationen zu Transport-, Liege- und Wartezeiten sowie zu den eigentlichen Bearbeitungszeiten zu erweitern. Die Anwendung begleitet – wie ein klassischer Laufzettel – stichprobenartig einzelne Durchläufe eines Prozesses. Beim Projekttreffen wurden Ergebnisse aus einem ersten Praxistest vorgestellt.
Am Ende der Veranstaltung präsentierte Dr. Manfred J. Suhr in einem „Ausblick“ Weiterentwicklungen des Projektes, u.a. den IfG.CC-Prozesstag, der als Weiterführung der PROKETTA-Partnertreffen gedacht ist und Methoden- und Wissensvermittlung, Workshops und Praxisvorträgen zu Schwerpunktthemen miteinander kombinieren wird. Vorgestellt wurden auch die Unterstützungsleistungen des IfG.CC im Bereich Prozessmanagement, z.B. Erstellung von Prozesslandschaften, Modellierung und Optimierung von Geschäftsprozessen, Qualitätssicherung von Prozessmodellen, Notationskonvertierung und Benchmarking.
Zum Projekt PROKETTA
Das dreijährigen F+E-Projekt „PROKETTA – Prozessketten zwischen Wirtschaft und Verwaltung“ wird über die Förderinitiative „eStandards: Geschäftsprozesse standardisieren, Erfolg sichern“ durch das Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft und Technologie (BMWi) gefördert. Im Projekt werden Prozessketten zwischen Wirtschaft und Verwaltung visualisiert und Möglichkeiten zur Prozessverbesserung identifiziert. Übergeordnetes Ziel ist es, den Aufwand für Unternehmen und öffentliche Verwaltungen bei der Erfüllung bzw. Bearbeitung von Informations- und Meldepflichten zu reduzieren. Kooperationspartner sind u.a. Verwaltungen der kommunalen und Landesebene, kommunale Spitzenverbände, öffentliche IT-Dienstleister, Unternehmen und Kammern.
Für Informationen zum Projekt und zu den Dienstleistungen steht Ihnen Friederike Thessel (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.), wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin am Institut, gern zu Verfügung.
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://proketta.ifg.cc/
A.2 Potsdam, Deutschland, 27.03.2015: Besuch einer Delegation hochrangiger Verwaltungsmitarbeiter aus Serbien
Am 27.03. war eine Delegation hochrangiger Verwaltungsmitarbeiter aus der Republik Serbien am IfG.CC zu Gast, um sich über die Potenziale von E-Government für die öffentliche Leistungserstellung zu informieren sowie Einblicke in die dadurch ermöglichten Unterstützungsmöglichkeiten speziell für kleine und mittelständische Unternehmen zu erhalten.
Nach einer kurzen Einführung zu E-Government aus verwaltungswissenschaftlicher Sicht stellte Friederike Thessel, wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin am IfG.CC, Möglichkeiten zum Abbau bürokratischer Lasten für Unternehmen und Verwaltungen durch die Neugestaltung von Prozessketten vor. Auf großes Interesse stießen insbesondere die kurze Einführung zum Prozessmanagement in der öffentlichen Verwaltung sowie die Methoden und Tools, die am IfG.CC im Rahmen des Projektes „PPROKETTA-Prozessketten zwischen Unternehmen und Verwaltung“ entwickelt wurden.
Der Besuch am IfG.CC war Teil einer Studienfahrt der serbischen Delegation im Rahmen des Projektes „e-Business Development“. „e-Business-Development“ ist ein Entwicklungsprojekt in Serbien, das von der Europäischen Union im Rahmen des IPA-Programms („Instrument für Heranführungshilfe“ der Europäischen Union (IPA) finanziert wird. Ziel des Projektes ist es, die Rahmenbedingungen für e-commerce und e-business insbesondere für KMU in Serbien zu verbessern. Weitere Stationen des Besuchs in Potsdam waren die IHK Potsdam sowie der eBusiness-Lotse Potsdam.
Das IfG.CC unterstützt bereits seit mehreren Jahren solche Studienfahrten mit Vorträgen und Seminaren. In den Veranstaltungen werden Forschungsergebnisse und Erfahrungen aus Praxisprojekten für Führungskräfte in der gebotenen reflektiv-kritischen Form vermittelt.
Für Fragen zum Seminarangebot des IfG.CC steht Ihnen Friederike Thessel (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.), wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin am Institut, gern zu Verfügung.
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1.2 Aktuelle Publikationen des IfG.CC / Recent IfG.CC publication
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P.1 Köhl, Stefanie/Löbel, Stephan/Schuppan, Tino (2015): Shared Service Center: Abkehr vom Zuständigkeitsprinzip?!
us klassischer Verwaltungsorganisationssicht wird oft argumentiert, dass Shared Services gegen das Zuständigkeitsprinzip verstoßen, weil Aufgaben neu verteilt werden. Hinzu kommt, dass Shared Service Center (SSC) sich nicht ohne Weiteres hierarchisch steuern lassen. Damit stellt sich die Frage, ob und wie sie mit dem Zuständigkeitsprinzip vereinbar sind. Im Beitrag wird deutlich, dass es sich bei SSC um eine prozessorientierte Form der Vernetzung handelt, die durchaus mit rechtsstaatlichen Prinzipien vereinbar ist, wenn bewusst eine entsprechende institutionelle wie soziotechnische Gestaltung vorgenommen wird.
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
eGov präsenz 01/2015, S. 39-40
P.2 Aktuelle Publikationen zum Forschungsprojekt „Stein-Hardenberg 2.0“
Das Potsdamer Institute for E-Government beschäftigt sich seit einigen Jahren mit der Zukunft der Verwaltung unter dem Titel „Stein-Hardenberg 2.0“. Die preußischen Reformer von einst hatten vor mehr als 200 Jahren den Grundstein für eine moderne Verwaltung gelegt. Zu nennen ist insbesondere die kommunale Selbstverwaltung und das Ressortprinzip. Beide Ausprägungen der Staatsorganisation galten damals als Innovation und sind bis heute Grundfeste deutscher Verwaltung. Hinzufügen kann man noch den Verwaltungsföderalismus als Staatsor-ganisationsprinzip, wenngleich dieser nicht auf Stein und Hardenberg zurückzuführen ist. Die etwas provokante Frage ist, wie würden Stein und Hardenberg die Verwaltung heute organisie-ren, angesichts der Potenziale von IT, die es vor 200 Jahren noch nicht gab? Diese Frage ist in der pointierten Form deshalb gerechtfertigt, weil IT möglicherweise ganz andere Formen der Organisation für die Verwaltung erlaubt, die bisher noch wenig systematisch ausgearbeitet sind. Die Kernergebnisse des Forschungsprojektes „Stein-Hardenberg 2.0“ sind in folgenden Zeitschriften erschienen:
- Behörden Spiegel, Ausgabe 12/2014: „Vernetzter Föderalismus. Stein-Hardenberg 2.0: Zent-rale Staatsprinzipien mit E-Government neu denken“, Seite 30.
- Verwaltung und Management, Ausgabe 06/2014: Projekt „Stein-Hardenberg 2.0“ – wesentli-che Erkenntnisse, Seite 331f.
- Kommune 21, Ausgabe 01/2015: Stein-Hardenberg 2.0. Neu Organisieren., Seite 18f.
http://www.sh20.ifg.cc/
P.3 Köhl, Stefanie/Lenk, Klaus/Löbel, Stephan/Schuppan, Tino/Viehstädt, Anna-Katharina: „Stein-Hardenberg 2.0“ – Architektur einer vernetzten Verwaltung mit E-Government. - 2014.
Im August 2014 ist der Ergebnisband des Forschungsprojektes „Zukunft der Verwaltung/Stein-Hardenberg 2.0“ beim Verlag edition sigma in der Reihe E-Government und die Erneuerung des öffentlichen Sektors erschienen. Das Forschungsprojekt hat fundierte Konzepte einer Architektur kooperativer und vernetzter Verwaltung mit E-Government entwickelt.
Ziel des Buches ist es, Veränderungen im Kontext von E-Government auf der Ebene des arbeitenden Staates herauszuarbeiten und diese mit Fragen der Staatsorganisation zu verbinden. Denn genau an dieser Stelle waren bedeutsame Aspekte noch unbestimmt. Unklarheiten bestanden im Wesentlichen darüber, ob und wie die mit vernetztem E-Government möglichen Effizienz- und Effektivitätspotenziale mit den legitimationsdominanten Zielen von staatsorganisatorischen Prinzipien – insbesondere kooperativer Föderalismus, kommunale Selbstverwaltung und ministerielle Ressorthoheit – in Übereinstimmung gebracht werden können.
Dazu werden im Buch erstmals Grundtypen von E-Government-Netzwerken klar definiert und so die allgemeine Bezeichnung „vernetzte Verwaltung“ präzisiert. Darauf aufbauend wird aufgezeigt, wie die organisatorischen Gestaltungspotenziale von E-Government, insbesondere zur räumlichen und behördenübergreifenden Vernetzung, genutzt werden können, ohne dass dadurch grundlegende Prinzipien der Staatsorganisation beeinträchtigt werden. Mit entsprechenden Praxisbeispielen werden die Aussagen fundiert belegt. Anhand konkreter Untersuchungsfelder – Lebenslage Geburt und Leistungen für Eltern eines Kindes mit Behinderung – werden ausgewählte Gestaltungsmöglichkeiten in einen praktischen Anwendungskontext gesetzt und Gestaltungsprinzipien herausgearbeitet. Im Ergebnis zeigt sich, dass die zentralen Prinzipien der deutschen Staatsorganisation vor dem Hintergrund der Möglichkeiten mit E-Government neu auszudeuten sind. Denn die überkommene hierarchisch-siloförmige Arbeitsteilung ist nicht mehr die einzige Form der Aufgabenerledigung, sondern mit IT sind vernetzte und ebenenübergreifende Formen der Leistungserbringung möglich.
Des Weiteren enthält das Buch ein Begriffskompendium, in dem die wichtigsten Begrifflichkeiten der Verwaltungsmodernisierung mit E-Government, insbesondere im Zusammenhang mit den Ergebnissen des Forschungsprojektes „Stein-Hardenberg 2.0“, kurz erläutert werden. Das Begriffskompendium ermöglicht es, auf einen Blick die wichtigsten Grundlagen in kurzer und verständlicher Form zu erhalten.
Das Buch kann unter folgendem Link bestellt werden:
http://www.edition-sigma.de/detailshow.php?ISBN=978-3-89404-845-7
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://www.sh20.ifg.cc/
P.4 Mucha, Sabrina/Suhr, Manfred J./Thessel, Friederike: "Wenn Sie wüssten, was Sie wissen" - Wissenssicherung und die Dokumentation von Arbeitsabläufen im Unternehmen. - 2014.
In der ersten Ausgabe des "WEBverständlich" 2014 des eBusiness-Lotsen Potsdam hat das PROKETTA-Team einen Beitrag zur Sicherung von Fachwissen in Organisationen veröffentlicht. Um Fachwissen zu sichern, sind keine komplexen technischen Systeme erforderlich. Im ersten Schritt ist es wichtig, sich mit den Arbeitsabläufen zu befassen, d.h. welcher Mitarbeiter ist für welche Aufgaben zuständig, welche Arbeitsschritte führt er aus und auf welche Daten und Informationen greift er zu?
In einem zweiten Schritt ist dieses Wissen für alle Mitarbeiter bereitzustellen. Für diese Bereitstellung hat das IfG.CC eine elektronische Lösung entwickelt: den Geschäftsprozessmanager (GPM). Mit dem GPM können Mitarbeiter grafische Modelle ihrer Arbeitsabläufe mit Detailinformationen z.B. zu Prüfschritten oder erforderlichen Dokumenten aufrufen und dieses Wissen auch in neuen Aufgabengebieten anwenden.
In den kommenden Monaten führt das IfG.CC Workshops zum Thema „Wissenssicherung“ und „Geschäftsprozessmanagement“ durch. Dort erhalten Sie einen Einblick und Tipps, wie Sie schnell und ohne großen Aufwand Fachwissen zu Arbeitsabläufen erheben, dokumentieren und für die organisationsweite Nutzung aufbereiten können.
Weitere Informationen | Further Information zur Roadshow:
http://www.proketta.ifg.cc/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=139%3Aankuendigung-september-2014-maerz-2015-die-proketta-roadshow-das-ifg-kommt-zu-ihnen&catid=49%3Aifgprokettaaktuelles&lang=de
Zum Download des Journals:
http://ebusinesslotse-potsdam.de/downloads/publikationen-aus-dem-netzwerk/publikationen-detailansicht/news/webverstaendlich-das-journal-des-ebusiness-lotsen-potsdam/?tx_news_pi1%5Bcontroller%5D=News&tx_news_pi1%5Baction%5D=detail&cHash=9ae298966fa9d98d9343a76eacad34de
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Vom IfG.CC empfohlene Publikationen / Publications recommended by the IfG.CC
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R.1 Wernham, Brian: Agile Project Management for Government. - London: Maitland and Strong, 2012.
The indispensable guide to making your organization agile. Written by change management expert Brian Wernham, who has more than 30 years’ experience in adaptive project management, this guide is essential reading for leaders in central, federal and local government and for senior managers in companies with government clients.
Governments on both sides of the Atlantic have committed to introducing agile change management for faster results with cheaper implementation at lower risk. Agile Project Management for Government is the first hands-on guide designed to help public sector leaders reap the rewards of agile methods. Based on the latest national and international research, this ground-breaking book will show you how to achieve success in large-scale change initiatives. Highlights include:
- Analysis of government attempts to be agile around the world (Case Studies)
- Reasons why many large change projects have failed and how to ensure yours doesn’t
- How to adopt the 12 principles of agile
- The low-down on US and UK government rules, regulations and strategies
- Advice on how to make the most of best practice materials
- Advantages of Scrum versus DSDM/Atern and how to adapt both for the public sector
- Discussion of other major agile methods including Crystal, Adaptive Software Development, Evo, Spiral and Test Driven Development
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://www.maitland-and-strong.com/index_MaitlandandStrongBuyAgileBooks.htm
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1.4 Veranstaltungen/Vorträge des IfG.CC / IfG.CC events and lectures
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V.1 Bremen, Deutschland: Vortrag auf dem 20. Europäischen Verwaltungskongress am 06. März 2015 zum Thema „Bürgerfreundliche Verwaltung – Neue Perspektiven durch E-Government?!“
Auf dem 20. Europäischen Verwaltungskongress hat Stefanie Köhl, wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin am IfG.CC, im Fachforum Bürgerorientierung unter der Leitung von Dr. Hartwig der Hochschule Bremen einen Vortrag zum Thema „Bürgerfreundliche Verwaltung – Neue Perspektiven durch E-Government?!“ gehalten. Am Beispiel ausgewählter Leistungen für Familien – Lebenslage Geburt und Leistungen für Eltern eines Kindes mit Behinderung – standen vor allem folgende Fragen im Vordergrund: Was bedeutet eigentlich bürgerfreundliche Verwaltung?, Wie bürgerfreundlich werden ausgewählte Leistungen für Familien angeboten? Wie kann durch E-Government Bürgerfreundlichkeit gesteigert werden?
In ihrem Vortrag verdeutlichte Stefanie Köhl, dass ausgewählte Leistungen für Familien keineswegs bürgerfreundlich angeboten werden. Vielmehr sind die Leistungsbereiche gekennzeichnet durch ein komplexes Akteurs- und Leistungsumfeld, keinen einheitlichen und gebündelten Zugang zu Informationen, hohen administrativen Aufwand sowie geringe Kooperation der beteiligten Akteure. Hier kann E-Government einen erheblichen Beitrag leisten, und zwar nicht durch abgehobene technische Lösungen, sondern durch das seit Jahren diskutierte Konzept der Bündelung von Informationen und des Zugangs zu Leistungen (One-Stop-Government). An ausgewählten Gestaltungsbeispielen wurde aufgezeigt, welches organisatorische Potenzial in dem Bündelungsansatz steckt, um Leistungen bürgerfreundlicher anzubieten. Diese seit Jahren bekannten Potenziale werden in der Verwaltungspraxis jedoch nicht annähernd umgesetzt. Deutlich wurde aber auch, dass Bürgerfreundlichkeit nicht einheitlich definiert werden kann, sondern ganz von der Zielgruppe und ihren spezifischen Bedarfen abhängt. Beispielsweise haben werdende Mütter ganz andere Anforderungen an die Interaktion mit der Verwaltung (mehr online) als Eltern eines Kindes mit Behinderung (eher persönlicher Kontakt). Festgehalten werden kann, dass E-Government-Konzepte, bspw. der One-Stop-Ansatz, in Bezug auf Bürgerfreundlichkeit zu wenig anwendungsnah diskutiert werden. Vielmehr handelt es sich um „leere Hülsen“ als implementierungsfähige Konzepte, so dass diese Hülsen durch fachliche Arbeit gefüllt werden müssen, und zwar mit zielgruppengerechten und problemorientierten Gestaltungsoptionen.
Der Europäische Verwaltungskongress fand in diesem Jahr bereits zum zwanzigsten Mal in der Freien Hansestadt Bremen statt. Veranstaltet wird der Kongress von der Hochschule Bremen, dem Zentrum für Public Management (zep) und der Senatorin für Finanzen zum Informations- und Erfahrungsaustausch im Bremer Haus der Wissenschaft. Das Kongressthema der diesjährigen Veranstaltung lautete „Kommunikation, Kooperation und Digitalisierung – Impulse für ein Verwaltungsmanagement im Wandel“.
Weitere Informationen | Further information:
http://www.europaeischer-verwaltungskongress.de/index.htm
Download der Vorträge:
http://www.europaeischer-verwaltungskongress.de/vortraege2015.htm
V.2 Hannover, Deutschland, 20.03.2015: Das PROKETTA-Projekt auf der CeBIT 2015
Das Projekt „PROKETTA – Prozessketten zwischen Wirtschaft und Verwaltung“ wurde von den Projektmitarbeiterinnen Sabrina Mucha und Friederike Thessel am 20. März 2015 auf der CeBIT in Hannover vorgestellt. Am Gemeinschaftsstand des Förderschwerpunktes Mittelstand Digital des Bundesministeriums für Wirtschaft und Energie (BMWi) konnten sich die Besucher über zentrale Projektergebnisse informieren, u.a. die Vorgehensweise von der Modellierung und Dokumentation von Prozessketten, den Geschäftsprozessmanager und den Vorgangsbegleiter. Außerdem wurden Fragen rund um die Themen Geschäftsprozessmanagement und Sicherung von Fachwissen in Organistionen beantwortet.
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://www.cebit.de/aussteller/bundesministerium-fuer-wirtschaft/S794729?source=akl
http://www.mittelstand-digital.de/
V.3 Die Prozessmanagement-Roadshow - Das IfG kommt zu Ihnen
Schon seit Oktober 2014 richtet das Prozessmanagement-Team des IfG.CC in mehreren deutschen Städten eine Roadshow zum Thema „Sicherung von Fachwissen in Organisationen“ aus. Mit der bundesweiten Roadshow sollen auf der Grundlage der bisherigen Projektergebnisse Unternehmen und öffentliche Verwaltungen einen Einblick in Möglichkeiten und Methoden der Wissenssicherung erhalten. Das wird zunehmend wichtiger, da sowohl durch Stellenwechsel als auch verstärkt durch die demografische Entwicklung Mitarbeiter die Organisationen verlassen und so notwendiges Wissen verloren geht. Sowohl Unternehmen als auch Behörden benötigen daher Lösungen und Konzepte, um die drohenden Wissensverluste aufzufangen.
Die Roadshow-Veranstaltungen sind als Workshops angelegt. An Praxisbeispielen erarbeitet das Prozessmanagement-Team des IfG.CC gemeinsam mit den Teilnehmern verschiedene Möglichkeiten zur Wissenssicherung. Ausgangspunkt dafür sind die Arbeitsabläufe bei der Erbringung von Leistungen, denn Wissen darüber macht eine Aufgabenbearbeitung überhaupt erst möglich. Sind die Arbeitsabläufe erfasst und dokumentiert, müssen die Informationen darüber den Mitarbeitern zugänglich gemacht werden. Dafür wird im Workshop der Geschäftsprozessmanager (GPM) vorgestellt. Der GPM ist als prozessorientiertes Wissensmanagementtool konzipiert, mit dem in anschaulicher Form Informationen zu den erhobenen Arbeitsabläufen innerhalb einer Organisation sowie zwischen mehreren Akteuren bereitgestellt und visualisiert werden. So kann sichergestellt werden, dass prozessbasiertes Wissen unabhängig vom Mitarbeiter in einer Organisation erhalten bleibt und jederzeit abrufbar ist.
Partner der Roadshow sind Kommunen, verschiedene Industrie- und Handelskammern sowie eBusiness-Lotsen aus dem eKompetenz-Netzwerk der BMWi-Initiative „Mittelstand Digital“.
Eckdaten zur Roadshow:
- Dauer des Workshops: ca. 2,5 Stunden
- Teilnehmer: max. 10 Personen aus Unternehmen und/oder Behörden
- Kosten: Die Teilnahme ist kostenfrei.
28.04.2015 – Magdeburg (eBusiness-Lotse Magdeburg)
Wenn auch Sie an einer dieser Veranstaltungen teilnehmen möchten oder Interesse an der Durchführung eines Roadshow-Termins bei Ihnen vor Ort haben, melden Sie sich bitte per eMail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://proketta.ifg.cc/
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1.5 Vom IfG.CC unterstützte Konferenzen & Veranstaltungen / Conferences & events supported by the IfG.CC
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K.1 Announcement: Birmingham, Great Britain, 30.03. - 01.04.2015: 19th IRSPM Conference
The 19th IRSPM ConfeThe 19th IRSPM Conference of the International Research Society for Public Management will take place from March 30th – April 1st 2015 in Birmingham, Great Britain. The theme for the conference is "Shaping the future: transforming public management - 'Re-invention or 'revolution'?“.
Public management faces a 'perfect storm' of challenges ranging from growing expectations and demand, demographic change and financial constraint. Whilst some have sought to look for stability in weathering the storm, others have argued for more radical alternatives.
For many, the 'traditional' tools and strategies of public management seem ill-equipped to deal with contemporary challenges and complexities and begun to advocate and shape a future of transformational change seizing on the 'moment' of dislocation in the wake of the financial crisis. Whilst others, have recognised and re-evaluated the resources and know-how held in bureaucracies and professions or the potential for an acceleration of new public management and marketization.
IRSPM 2015 explores the potentialities of public management to respond, reflect, re-invent and revolutionise in the wake of 'crisis'.
The panel „Managing the digital future of the public sector: Transforming public management through e-government?“ is led by Prof. Miriam Lips (Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand) and Prof. Tino Schuppan (IfG.CC, Potsdam, Germany).
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://www.irspm.net/news-a-events/195-irspm-2015-call-for-panels.html
http://www.birmingham.ac.uk/schools/government-society/departments/local-government-studies/events/2015/irspm-conference/index01.aspx
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1.6 Workshops des IfG.CC / IfG.CC workshops
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W.1 Geschäftsprozessmanagement leicht gemacht - Einladung zu einem Workshop in Potsdam und Hannover
Der demographische Wandel stellt die öffentliche Verwaltung vor enorme Herausforderungen:
- Wie können mit immer weniger Personal die anfallenden Aufgaben in besserer Qualität bewältigt werden?
- Wie können steigende Anforderungen an die Qualität der Arbeit durch Optimierung und Automatisierung von Abläufen aufgefangen und abgemildert werden?
- Wie kann das Fachwissen und die langjährige Erfahrung ausscheidender Mitarbeiter bei der Aufgabenbearbeitung erhalten und neuen Mitarbeitern zur Verfügung gestellt werden?
Drei ausgesuchte Geschäftsprozesse werden an unterschiedlichen Terminen zur Bearbeitung angeboten: Gewerbeanmeldung, Sondernutzungserlaubnis, Bewohnerparkausweis.
Am Ende des Workshops haben wir mit Ihnen
- den Beispielprozess mit Hilfe der Bildkarten-Methode des IfG.CC modelliert,
- diesen Prozess analysiert und optimiert,
- den optimierten Prozess in eine IT-Anwendung auf einem Tablet-PC übertragen.
Im Preis für den Workshop ist enthalten:
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Folgende Workshop-Termine haben wir für die nächsten Monate geplant:
| Musterprozess | Hannover | Potsdam |
| Gewerbeanmeldung | 17.-18.06.2015 09.-10.11.2015 |
26.-27.05.2015 17.-18.09.2015 |
| Sondernutzungserlaubnis | 11.-12.06.2015 11.-12.11.2015 |
28.-29.05.2015 21.-22.09.2015 |
| Bewohnerparkausweis | 15.-16.06.2015 15.-17.11.2015 |
18.-19.05.2015 23.-24.09.2015 |
Haben Sie noch Fragen? Gerne schicken wir Ihnen ausführlichere Informationen dazu zu. Bitte melden Sie sich bei unserer Mitarbeiterin Friederike Thessel (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.).
Hands-on-Workshops
Das IfG.CC veranstaltet regelmäßig Hands-on-Workshop in kleiner Runde für Beschäftigte der öffentlichen Verwaltung, die sich mit aktuellen Themen wie Prozessmanagement, Shared Services, Mobile Bürgerdienste, IT-Sicherheit, Design Thinking u.v.a.m. beschäftigen.
Die Workshop-Teilnehmer werden unter dem Motto „Themen (be)greifbar machen“ aktiv in die Informationsvermittlung eingebunden und erhalten so einen Einblick in die Vorgehensweisen, Methoden und Tools des IfG.CC bei der Bearbeitung von Projekten eingebunden. Der Erfahrungsaustausch und Diskussionen mit den Mitarbeitern des IFGCCs sowie der Teilnehmer untereinander runden die Veranstaltung ab.
Die Teilnahme ist nach einer vorherigen Anmeldung für Beschäftigte der öffentlichen Verwaltung bzw. öffentlicher Unternehmen kostenlos. Die Teilnehmerzahl ist begrenzt. Die nächsten Termine entnehmen Sie bitte den nachstehenden Ankündigungen.
Bitte melden Sie sich für die nachstehenden Workshops über die eMail-Adresse This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. unter Angabe Ihres Namens, Ihrer Behörde sowie Ihrer Telefonnummer an. Wir freuen uns, auch Sie demnächst in Potsdam begrüßen zu dürfen.
W.2 IfG.CC, Potsdam, Brandenburg, 30.04.: Prozesspriorisierungs-Workshop
Der Prozesspriorisierungs-Workshop richtet sich an Teilnehmer, die sich mit Themen wie Kostensenkung, Standardisierung und Beschleunigung von Arbeitsabläufen, mehr Service und Transparenz sowie Sicherung von Produkt- und Leistungsqualität beschäftigen.
Anhand einer Prozesspriorisierung werden im Hinblick auf die Zielsetzung bzw. den Problemdruck der Kommune Prozesse ausgewählt, die vorrangig reorganisiert und optimiert werden sollten. Die Teilnehmer des Prozesspriorisierungs-Workshops werden unter dem Motto „Prozess-Potenzial-Screening“ aktiv in die strategische Prozesspriorisierung und -auswahl anhand von Beispielen aus der öffentlichen Verwaltung eingebunden. Ziel ist es, im Vorfeld von Optimierungs- und Reorganisationsvorhaben Prozesse nach ihrer strategischen Bedeutung sowie dem Dringlichkeitsgrad ihrer Optimierung zu priorisieren. So entsteht eine Auswahl an Prozessen, deren Optimierung für die jeweilige Behörde möglich ist und deren Umsetzung Erfolg verspricht.
Den Teilnehmern wird ein Einblick in die Vorgehensweise des IfG.CC bei der Prozesspriorisierung gegeben. Diese wurde in vielen Projekten bereits erfolgreich angewendet und weiterentwickelt. Die Vorgehensweise ist besonders gut geeignet, um Schritt für Schritt zusammen Prozesse in der öffentlichen Verwaltung hinsichtlich ihres Optimierungspotenzials zu bewerten und auszuwählen.
Vorschau auf die nächsten Workshop-Termine (jeweils donnerstags): 30.04., 28.05., 25.06. und 30.07.2015.
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://www.ifg.cc/_pdf/forum/ifgcc_prozesspriorisierungsworkshop.pdf
W.2 IfG.CC, Potsdam, Brandenburg, 23.04.: Prozessmodellierungs-Workshop
Der Prozessmodellierungs-Workshop richtet sich an Teilnehmer, die Prozesse modellieren, Veränderungsprozesse moderieren oder das in der Zukunft vorhaben.
Die Teilnehmer des Prozessmodellierungs-Workshops werden unter dem Motto „Prozesse greifbar machen“ aktiv in die Identifizierung, Erhebung, Modellierung und Optimierung von Beispielprozessen (z.B. Baugenehmigung, Gewerbeanmeldung, Kfz-Zulassung) aus der öffentlichen Verwaltung eingebunden. Ziel ist es, den Teilnehmern einen Einblick in die Vorgehensweise des IfG.CC bei der Prozessmodellierung zu geben., die besonders gut geeignet ist, um intuitiv und Schritt für Schritt zusammen mit den Mitarbeitern Prozesse in der öffentlichen Verwaltung zu erheben und zu modellieren.
Vorschau auf die nächsten Workshop-Termine (jeweils donnerstags): 23.04., 21.05., 18.06. und 23.07.2015.
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://www.ifg.cc/_pdf/forum/ifgcc_prozessmodellierungsworkshop.pdf
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1.7 Jobs beim IfG.CC / Jobs at the IfG.CC
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J.1 Das IfG.CC bietet attraktive Arbeitsfelder für Studenten und Absolventen / The IfG.CC offers attractive opportunities for students and graduates
Das Institute for eGovernment (IfG.CC) mit Sitz im Stadtzentrum der Brandenburger Landeshauptstadt Potsdam bietet interessante Arbeitsfelder für Studenten und Absolventen der Verwaltungs-, Politik- und Sozialwissenschaft, der Betriebswirtschaft und der (Wirtschafts-) Informatik in internationalen Projekten. Wir setzen uns mit Fragen der künftigen Anwendung von IKT in den Bereichen Government, Telemedizin, Katastrophenschutz, Bildung und Entwicklungspolitik auseinander. Auch Themen wie Schutz kritischer Infrastrukturen oder neue prozessorientierte Organisationsgestaltung gehören zu unseren Forschungsthemen.
Bitte senden Sie Ihre vollständigen Unterlagen per eMail an: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://www.ifg.cc/karriere/jobs
J.2 Das IfG.CC sucht weitere Mitarbeiter/-innen für den Geschäftsbereich "Prozessmanagement"
Für unseren Geschäftsbereich "Prozessmanagement"suchen wir weitere Mitarbeiter/-innen für die Analyse und Modellierung von Geschäftsprozessen und die Entwicklung von Desktop-, Online- und Mobile-Anwendungen.
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://www.ifg.cc/_pdf/IFGCC_GPM_Stellenausschreibung.pdf
J.3 Schülerbetriebspraktikum beim IfG.CC
Interessierten und aufgeweckten Schülerinnen und Schülern bietet das IfG.CC die Möglichkeit, ein Schülerbetriebspraktikum zu absolvieren.
Interessierte schicken bitte Ihre vollständigen Bewerbungsunterlagen (Anschreiben, Lebenslauf, letztes Zeugnis) an Friederike Thessel (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.).
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://bildungsserver.berlin-brandenburg.de/schueler-betriebspraktika.html
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1.8 In eigener Sache / On ourowns account
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E.1 Vorankündigung: IFG-Prozesstag
Das PROKETTA-Projektpartnertreffen wird zum IFG-Prozesstag. Zu den IfG-Prozesstagen bieten wir Ihnen eine Kombination aus Methoden- und Wissensvermittlung, Workshops und Praxisvorträgen zu Schwerpunktthemen an.
Mögliche Themen sind:
- Geschäftsprozessmanagement und organisatorische (Neu-)Gestaltung (z.B. Shared Services, Servicestelle Soziales, Kommunaler Unternehmensservice)
- Prozesserhebung und -dokumentation,
- Prozessanalyse und -optimierung,
- Prozessorientierte Sicherung von Fachwissen,
- Prozessmanagement & Steuerung/Führung (GPM für Führungskräfte)
- sich einen Überblick über Prozesse, die für ihre Organisation relevant sind (Kernprozesse, Management- und Supportprozesse), verschaffen möchten.
- sich die Grundlagen für Organisationsuntersuchungen aufbauen wollen.
- wissen wollen, wie man Prozesse identifiziert, bei denen Verbesserungen notwendig sind.
- Unterstützung bei Übernahmen oder Zusammenlegungen von Organisationseinheiten benötigen.
- Prozessabläufe zwischen verschiedenen Standorten standardisieren wollen.
Für weitere Informationen hierzu stehen Ihnen Dr. Manfred J. Suhr (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.), Vorstand und Geschäftsführer des IfG.CC, oder Friederike Thessel (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.), wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin am Institut, gern zu Verfügung.
E.2 Unsere Prozessmanagement-Dienstleistungen
Die Mitarbeiter der IfG.CC-Prozessgruppe verfügen über umfangreiches know-how und jahrelange praktische Erfahrung im Bereich des Geschäftsprozessmanagements und der organisatorischen (Neu-)Gestaltung vor allem in Bereichen Bauen, Sicherheit & Ordnung, Vergabe, Meldewesen, Gesundheit, Soziales.
Mit unserer speziell für die Bedürfnisse der Öffentlichen Verwaltung entwickelten Vorgehensweise decken wir den ganzen Lifecycle des Geschäftsprozessmanagements ab: beginnend bei Zielformulierung, Erstellung von Prozesslandschaften und Prozesspriorisierung über Prozessmodellierung, Prozessoptimierung und anschließender Prozessimplementierung wird auf dem Weg zu einer prozessorientierten Verwaltung ein umfassendes Prozesscontrolling aufgebaut. Zum Einsatz kommen dabei neben den IfG.CC-eigenen GPMN-Prozessmodulen alle gängigen Modellierungswerkzeuge wie MS Visio, BizAgi, Adonis, ARIS, sowie freie BPMN-Tools.
Abgerundet werden diese Tätigkeiten durch Qualitätssicherung oder Notationskonvertierungen (z.B. von ePK nach BPMN 2.0) von schon bei Ihnen vorliegenden Prozessmodellen sowie Durchführung von Prozesssimulationen zur Findung optimaler Abläufe der Arbeitsgänge.
Aufgrund der starken Nachfrage nach diesem professionellem Wissen seitens Kommunen, Landkreisen und Landesverwaltungen, haben wir uns dazu entschlossen, dieses Wissen aus nunmehr über 500 Geschäftsprozessen aus allen Ebenen (Kommune, Land, Bund, EU) und Bereichen der Öffentlichen Verwaltung (Postein- und Postausgang, Zentraler Service, Meldeprozesse, Zahlungsverkehr, Archivierung usw.) in größerem Umfang verfügbarbar zu machen.
Für weitere Informationen oder Angebote hierzu stehen Ihnen Dr. Manfred J. Suhr (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.), Vorstand und Geschäftsführer des IfG.CC, oder Friederike Thessel (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.), wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin am Institut, gern zu Verfügung.
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2. Schwerpunktthema des Monats/Key Issue of the Month:
"Government in Afrika / E-Government in Africa"
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E-Government ist nicht erst seit Kurzem in vielen Ländern Afrikas ein Thema. Bereits seit vielen Jahren ist eine Vielzahl von E-Government-Aktivitäten in afrikanischen Ländern zu beobachten, vor allem in den Bereichen Korruptionsbekämpfung, Finanzen, Gesundheit, Bildung, Infrastrukturen und Zugang zu Verwaltungsleistungen. Die wachsende Bedeutung ist damit zu begründen, dass mit Hilfe von E-Government eine bessere Regierungsführung, Transparenz und Service-Performance erreicht werden kann (Good Governance).
In dieser Ausgabe des Infobriefs werden ausgewählte Aktivitäten dargestellt. Darunter u.a. die Initiativen und Projekte aus Ruanda, Botswana, Nigeria, Zimbabwe und Kenia.
2.1 Rwanda: Smart Rwanda initiative will drive ICT growth
Ericsson and The Rwanda Ministry of Youth and ICT have come together in an initiative called 'Smart Rwanda' that is geared towards connecting, innovating and transforming Rwanda into a knowledge economy to drive Rwanda's global competitiveness and job creation. The initiative aims to allow Rwanda to become a highly competitive, agile, open and innovative smart economy with the most favourable business climate, which attracts large-scale investments and rewards entrepreneurship, therefore enabling fast growth and exports, leveraging ICT innovations and transforming the nation into a smart society.
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://www.ifg.cc/aktuelles/nachrichten/regionen/321-rw-ruanda-rwanda/50659-smart-rwanda-initiative-will-drive-ict-growth
2.2 Botswana: E-Gov Progress Visible
Significant strides have been made in the provision of service through the use of e-Government, according to head of advocacy, Mr Gaogaufi Mako. In an interview, Mr Mako said the enrolment of electronic government (E-gov) was still at an infancy stage but progress had been made. "In a scale of out of seven, we are probably at number four, where government now as we speak has some downloadable forms that are not re-engineered. We need to re-engineer our processes for us to be more efficient," he said. He said there had been a lot of perception across with regards to implementation of e-gov, but noted that government must institutionalise e-gov first before thinking of implementation.
Weitere Informationen | Further information:
http://www.ifg.cc/aktuelles/nachrichten/regionen/278-bw-botsuana-botswana/50675-bw-e-gov-progress-visible
2.3 Nigeria: From South Korea, Nigeria Takes in E-Government
The Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) has developed a Master Plan for Nigeria's e-Government in fulfillment of the South Korea government's core policy aimed at propelling e-Government in the country. The plan was developed in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Communication Technology (FMCT). The Master Plan was delivered in Abuja during a Hand-over Ceremony at the FMCT secretariat in the presence of the Ambassador of the Republic of Korea, H.E. Kyu Duk Noh, the Minister of FMCT, Mrs Omobola Johnson, and the KOICA Chief Resident Representative, Mr. Jung Sang Hoon.
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://www.ifg.cc/aktuelles/nachrichten/regionen/173-ng-nigeria/50750-ng-from-south-korea-nigeria-takes-in-e-government
2.4 Pioneer Move by Kenya Makes e-Government a Reality for African States
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta has demonstrated the government’s commitment to promoting e-Government in the country by launching an integrated registration system to consolidate population registration information into a single database for ease of verification by both Government and private bodies. With this tool, data on all people in Kenya can be found in one place. This makes good the promise made by the Jubilee Government to provide a central database that identifies all citizens and foreign nationals in the country. The system has been dubbed the Integrated Population Registration System (IPRS). During its launch at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre, the President said credible data was critical for development and indispensable for the planning and delivery of public services.
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://www.ifg.cc/aktuelles/nachrichten/regionen/268-ke-kenia-kenya/50739-pioneer-move-by-kenya-makes-e-government-a-reality-for-african-states
2.5 Botswana Innovation Hub offers telemedicine via TV white spaces
The Botswana Innovation Hub has launched a new TV white spaces (TVWS) pilot project. Launched in collaboration with several partners - including Microsoft, the Botswana-UPenn Partnership (BUP), Global Broadband Solutions, Vista Life Sciences, BoFiNet, Adaptrum and USAID-NetHope - Project Kgolagano will provide internet connectivity and telemedicine services to local hospitals and clinics, which will enable access to specialised medicine in Gaborone and other locations around the world.
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://www.ifg.cc/aktuelles/nachrichten/regionen/278-bw-botsuana-botswana/50729-botswana-innovation-hub-offers-telemedicine-via-tv-white-spaces
2.6 Zimbabwe: New ICT Policy to Be Presented to Cabinet
Cabinet, Information Communication Technology, Postal and Courier Services Minister Supa Mandiwanzira has said. "What we are working on right now is that by end of March, I should have taken the revised ICT policy to Cabinet for discussion and hopefully adoption," said Minister Mandiwanzira. He added that, in a dynamic industry and country where ICTs are rapidly growing, there is an urgent need to unveil a cyber Bill to curb high rates of cybercrime; hence an urgent need for a legal framework to deal with this as it is one of the urgent priorities.
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://www.ifg.cc/aktuelles/nachrichten/regionen/280-zw-simbabwe-zimbabwe/50718-zw-new-ict-policy-to-be-presented-to-cabinet
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3. eGovernment in Deutschland / eGovernment in Germany
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Keine Neuigkeiten / No News.
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4. eGovernment in Europa / eGovernment in Europe
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4.1. Delayed EU Data Protection proposals still playing catch up three years later
A lot has changed in the world of information management since the yet-to-be-deployed EU data rules were initially announced
In 2012, new EU rules were announced designed to make businesses more responsible for the management of an individual’s personal data, with stricter requirements for protection and penalties around data breaches, thereby offering individuals greater control. The rules were also designed to commit EU member states to a set of consistent, legally-enforced regulations and rigid definitions, which companies outside the EU would also have to abide by.
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://www.ifg.cc/aktuelles/nachrichten/regionen/37-eu-europaeische-union-european-union/50776-delayed-eu-data-protection-proposals-still-playing-catch-up-three-years-later
4.2 How Digitizing Europe Will Create 850,000 New Jobs
Europe is on the cusp of an unprecedented technological transformation. I call it the Internet of Everything: the penetration of the World Wide Web into the everyday aspects of our lives. Wearable technology will tell us how well we are sleeping and whether we need to exercise. Sensors in the street will help us avoid traffic jams and find parking. Telemedicine applications will allow physicians to treat patients who are hundreds of miles away.
This massive transition will transform how citizens interact with their governments, revolutionize entire industries, and change the way we engage with one another. In Europe, the Internet of Everything is emerging as the single most promising way to revive a moribund economy and tackle the continent's stubborn unemployment problem, with companies, cities, and even countries positioning themselves as leaders in innovation, growth, and the creation of jobs.
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://www.ifg.cc/aktuelles/nachrichten/regionen/37-eu-europaeische-union-european-union/50760-how-digitizing-europe-will-create-850-000-new-jobs
4.3 Europe draws up Riga Declaration to drive e-skills and job creation
Europe has drawn up the Riga Declaration, which sets out 10 principles to unlock the potential of e-skills to boost growth and job creation across the continent.
Governments, industry and academia have joined forces with the European Commission to address the digital skills shortage and to build a single market for tech jobs in Europe.
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://www.ifg.cc/aktuelles/nachrichten/regionen/37-eu-europaeische-union-european-union/50737-europe-draws-up-riga-declaration-to-drive-e-skills-and-job-creation
4.4 Ireland: Digitally identifying the individual patient
The benefits of implementing the long-awaited individual health identifier – facilitating care delivery to the right patient, in the right place and at the right time – should far outweigh the cost of implementing this key enabler, writes Lloyd Mudiwa. The Irish health service is about to get a lot more efficient and safer, and at not too high a cost too, if the experience of the Epilepsy Patient Record (EPR) is anything to go by.
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://www.ifg.cc/aktuelles/nachrichten/regionen/167-ie-irland-ireland/50786-ie-digitally-identifying-the-individual-patient
4.5 Great Britain: Next government to consider Government as a Platform development blueprint
Whitehall digital officials are preparing and testing plans for the next stage of government as a platform (GaaP) for May's incoming government to consider.
Speaking at the Public Sector ICT summit in London, HM Government deputy chief technology officer Magnus Falk said that work is underway on how the next government can build on the progress achieved since 2010.
He said that prototypes, business cases and alpha testing are already underway for a range of options for new platforms and processes.
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://www.ifg.cc/aktuelles/nachrichten/regionen/86-gb-grossbritannien-united-kingdom/50780-gb-next-government-to-consider-government-as-a-platform-development-blueprint
4.6 Great Britain: Scotland: We must accelarate the move towards eHealth solutions
A report from Holyrood's recent eHealth conference
If there is a single message to be taken from Holyrood’s recent eHealth Scotland conference, it is that while good stuff is happening in terms of digital responses to some healthcare challenges, we must accelerate the rate of change.
Speaking at the conference held at the Glasgow Hilton Hotel on 25 and 26 February, 2015, Professor Andrew Morris, Scotland’s Chief Scientist and Director of the Institute for Population Health Sciences and Informatics at the University of Edinburgh, said: “There is a window of opportunity for Scotland to be world-class at this. But I do worry about pace.”
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://www.ifg.cc/aktuelles/nachrichten/regionen/86-gb-grossbritannien-united-kingdom/50779-gb-scotland-we-must-accelarate-the-move-towards-ehealth-solutions
4.7 EU one-stop-shop data protection plans watered down - 'something to disappoint everyone' says lawyer
The "one-stop-shop" was to have been be a cornerstone of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) which is currently being negotiated by the member states and is expected to be ratified this year, or early 2016. However, reports have emerged that these plans are to be abandoned for all but a few serious data protection cases.
The one-stop-shop idea would allow companies that processes EU residents' personal data to deal with one data protection authority, rather than up to 28. So, if a company had its main European base in the UK, it could be supervised by the UK data protection authority (DPA), and all necessary paperwork and administration could be filed with that authority to cover activities in all of the EU Member States in which it operates. The UK authority would adjudicate on any disputes around data protection within the whole EU.
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://www.ifg.cc/aktuelles/nachrichten/regionen/37-eu-europaeische-union-european-union/50724-eu-one-stop-shop-data-protection-plans-watered-down-something-to-disappoint-everyone-says-lawyer
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5. eGovernment weltweit / World wide eGovernment
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5.1 United States: Telehealth Legislation Heats Up Nationwide
A number of states are in the process of pushing new legislation that would increase the use of telehealth services.
The political landscape is ripe with telehealth legislation. As the technology matures and the benefits become clearer, states need to adjust their oversight and reimbursement to ensure they are maximizing the potential of the technology. Here is a round-up of some of the most recent developments.
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://www.ifg.cc/aktuelles/nachrichten/regionen/12-us-vereinigte-staaten-united-staates/50790-us-telehealth-legislation-heats-up-nationwide
5.2 India: Health ministry to set up National eHealth Authority to develop Integrated Health Information System
The Union health ministry will soon establish the National eHealth Authority (NeHA) which will be the nodal authority that will be responsible for development of an Integrated Health Information System (including Telemedicine and mHealth) in India, while collaborating with all the stakeholders, viz., healthcare providers, consumers, healthcare technology industries, and policymakers.
The Authority will act as a promotional, regulatory and standards setting organization to guide and support India’s journey in e-Health and consequent realization of benefits of ICT intervention in health sector in an orderly way. It will be responsible for enforcing the laws & regulations relating to the privacy and security of the patients health information & records.
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://www.ifg.cc/aktuelles/nachrichten/regionen/126-in-indien-india/50795-in-health-ministry-to-set-up-national-ehealth-authority-to-develop-integrated-health-information-system
5.3 Australia: Accelerating the digital transformation of government
Australia may not be a “laggard” in the digital space, but the DTO could be the best opportunity we have had in a long time to reset and re-imagine the business model of the digital age. The key to unlocking productivity growth and increasing global competitiveness rests in how the DTO pulls off its “start-up” approach.
The Australian Government recently announced the establishment of a Digital Transformation Office, to advance the national e-Government agenda. At the time, the Prime Minister and Communications Minister said the DTO would operate “more like a start-up”, bringing together developers, researchers and designers to put customer needs and user experience front and centre. The idea of public services being as well-designed and easy to use as AirBnB or goCatch sounds attractive, but just how feasible is it to create a digital start-up inside government?
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://www.ifg.cc/aktuelles/nachrichten/regionen/98-au-australien-australia/50794-au-accelerating-the-digital-transformation-of-government
5.4 United States: HHS trying to untangle itself from typical shared services shortcomings
The Department of Health and Human Services is enjoying … err ... suffering from what many believe are the two major reasons why shared services continues to lag in government.
Despite high level support, HHS in the last month had to pause a major multi- million dollar effort to move its human resources system to the Agriculture Department's National Finance Center.
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://www.ifg.cc/aktuelles/nachrichten/regionen/12-us-vereinigte-staaten-united-staates/50762-us-hhs-trying-to-untangle-itself-from-typical-shared-services-shortcomings
http://www.ifg.cc/aktuelles/nachrichten/regionen/12-us-vereinigte-staaten-united-staates/50761-us-agencies-interested-in-shared-services-wary-of-risks
5.5 Bahrain accomplishes major e-government strides
Bahrain’s e-government projects are rapidly catching up, especially in government data and on e-government, Bahrain is the top country in Asia, said Sweden’s Former Prime Minister John Fredrik Reinfeldt.
On the sidelines of the inauguration of the eGovernment Forum in Bahrain, held at the Isa Cultural Centre, he said that Bahrain has emerged as a global leader.
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://www.ifg.cc/aktuelles/nachrichten/regionen/127-bh-bahrain/50748-bahrain-accomplishes-major-e-government-strides
5.6 India: Goverment focuses on telemedicine
Forty-one government medical institutions will be interlinked to create a national task force on telemedicine to address the problem of scarcity of doctors in rural India.
As per instruction issued by the Central Government a “national medical college network” will be created and interlinked to enhance the technical education skills and provide outreach services or tertiary care services to peripheral health facilities.
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://www.ifg.cc/aktuelles/nachrichten/regionen/126-in-indien-india/50734-in-govt-focuses-on-telemedicine
5.7 Sweden allocates €1.5 million grant for Georgia
The Government of Sweden has allocated a €1.5 million (3.3 million GEL) grant for Georgia’s Public Service Development Agency.
Specifically, the money will be used by the Agency, a legal entity of public law operating under the management of the Ministry of Justice, to develop the services offered to those in Georgia’s central and rural areas.
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
http://www.ifg.cc/aktuelles/nachrichten/regionen/572-ge-georgien-georgia/50733-ge-sweden-allocates-1-5-million-grant-for-georgia
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6. Ausgewählte Veranstaltungen im laufenden Monat / Selected events in the current month
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6.1 08.-10.04., Quito, Equador: ICEDEG 2015 - 2nd International Conference on eDemocracy & eGovernment
Representatives of the governments, international organizations and universities of Latin America are called to develop a vision for eCollaboration, eDemocracy, and eGovernment. The main objective is to discuss the regions’s transition to an information and knowledge society that will accelerate and enhance regional economic, social, cultural and technological development and exchange.
Weitere Informationen | Further Information:
https://edem-egov.org/ICEDEG-2015
Weitere Veranstaltungstermine / More event dates
Hier finden Sie weitere Termine im Monat April 2015 / Find here more events in the month of April 2015:
http://www.ifg.cc/aktuelles/veranstaltungen/month.calendar/2015/04/
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7. Ihre Beiträge in unserem eGovernment-Infobrief / Your articles in our eGovernment Infoletter
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Wenn Sie daran interessiert sind, eine Präsentation, einen Aufsatz, eine wissenschaftliche Arbeit oder eine Veranstaltung zum Thema "eGovernment" einem internationalen Publikum auf unserer Competence Site oder im Infobrief zu präsentieren, schicken Sie bitte Ihren Beitrag an This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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8. Ihre Werbung auf unserer Website oder im eGovernment-Infobrief / Paid announcements on our Website or in our eGovernment Infoletter
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Mehr als 1.000.000 Besucher aus aller Welt informieren sich jeden Monat auf den IfG.CC-Websites über aktuelle Entwicklungen im Bereich eGovernment. Unser monatlicher Infobrief erreicht mehr als 1.500 Empfänger. Wenn Sie daran interessiert sind, Informationen über sich oder über Ihr Unternehmen einem internationalen Publikum auf unserer Competence Site oder im Infobrief zu günstigen Konditionen zu präsentieren, schicken Sie bitte eine Anfrage per eMail an This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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9. Authentizitätshinweis / Authenticity Note
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Warnung: Aus
Authentitäts- und Sicherheitsgründen weisen wir
darauf hin, dass sich es sich bei im Umlauf befindlichen Domains wie
Wir bitten um Ihre Information über This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., wenn versucht wird, unter Verwendung der o.g. Domains und unter dem Namen des "Institute for eGovernment" (IfG.CC) per eMail Kontakt mit Ihnen aufzunehmen. Das IfG.CC verwendet ausschließlich die Domain "ifg.cc". Die legalen eMail-Adressen des IfG.CC enden ausschließlich mit „@ifg.cc“. Legale IfG.CC-eMails enthalten als Absender folgende Angaben: IfG.CC – The Institute for eGovernment, Kutschstall-Karree, Am Neuen Markt 9c, 14467 Potsdam. Die Register-Nr. lautet: VR 2336 beim AG Potsdam. eMails ohne diese Angaben sind nicht vom IfG.CC autorisiert und rechtlich wirkungslos. |
Warning: For the sake of
authenticity and security, we warn that
domains in circulation as
Therefore we ask for your immediate information via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. if somebody tries to contact you per eMail by using the above Domains and the name of the "Institute for eGovernment" (IfG.CC). The IfG.CC uses exclusively the domain “ifg.cc”. The legal eMail-addresses of the IfG.CC ends exclusively with „@ifg.cc“. Legal eMail of the IfG.CC contained as sender the following information: IfG.CC – The Institute for eGovernment, Kutschstall-Karree, Am Neuen Markt 9c, 14467 Potsdam. The registry number is: VR 2336 c/o AG Potsdam. eMails without these information are not authorized by the IfG.CC and are legally void. |
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10. Impressum / Imprint
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| IfG.CC - German eGovernment Architects | ||
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- 2015 eGovernment-Forschung aus Deutschland |
IfG.CC The Institute for eGovernment |
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- 2015 eGovernment Research from Germany |
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eGovernment ist mehr
als nur IT in der Öffentlichen Verwaltung |
eGovernment is more
than just IT in the Public Administration |
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IfG.CC - The Potsdam eGovernment Competence Center Kutschstall-Karree Am Neuen Markt 9c 14467 Potsdam AG Potsdam VR 2336 Geschäftsführende Vorstände: Dr. Manfred J. Suhr und Prof. Dr. Tino Schuppan |
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