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2019/06/17	○			과제2 제출
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이름: 박호영

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a basic description of the class. Students should study more than 8 hours a day.

students should develop they abilities into Maximum.

Why get out of the agrarian society? Because we become poor.

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Fourth Industrial Revolution

The internet is the representative of the 4th Industrial Revolution, and among them, the Internet of Things.

IOT is the Internet of Things. Intelligence is about making yourself better.

The iot is a wise change and has the interaction between the machine and the people.

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Why does the information society change quickly?

It is a more radical and fundamental change than any change so far.

Until this time, one of the two was not resolved, but in the information society, both can be solved.

In the information society, time and space constraints can be ignored.

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You shouldn‘t be changed.

You have to change for yourself.

Be an innovative person

Information society changes the structure of society.

The fourth industrial revolution emphasizes the harmony between people and technology.

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Characteristics of information and development process of information society - important parts

Information is never lost and a product that does not cost anything to produce additional.

Information services do not have to continue doing the same.

the machine itself must be produced quickly too, but the software that moves it must also be made.

Information has no boundaries between producers and consumers. Quality and quantity are determined by the person‘s ability, talent, and time.

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information system -> public information system

Most people are capable of successfully learning a new language. Most can accomplish this process within a reasonable period of time, especially when

learning with an effective method. Although it is true that a few people may not be as skilled as they wish when learning a new idiom, a good method and a

strong commitment can generally result in the successful acquisition of a new language.

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If there is a negative aspect, there is a positive aspect.

We must learn the logic of writing.

Hardware can not be distributed immediately and is slower than software.

Public information systems are information systems available for public use.

Public information packaging systems include automated bank tellers, library checkout systems, and airline reservation systems.

A public management information system is usually defined as an information system used in public management, that is, by organisations belonging to the public sector.

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It is the age of creation. CAD,GIS,BigData,AI,VR

One of the reasons for the large capacity is the location information system.

gis is method, visualization, manipulation, analysis and display spatial data.

The spatial data related to the geographic information system is very large and GIS has the processing and manipulation tools necessary for its efficient management.

Database of topographic information: Detailed information is extracted from the database because there are limitations on the transmission of information, as well as the storage and management of the related database as well as graphic information such as maps and images.

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Location data is information that represents a point or location on an image or map on a flat or vertical location. The relative position data represents the position information of the model space, and the absolute position data represents the position information of the actual space.

Graphical data consists of six diagram elements that describe the shape of the map, including points, lines, faces, pixels, grids, and symbols. Image data is entered numerically as satellite, video, or photo information obtained through an aircraft, and attribute data represents a report and document that represents the location of the terrain.

With the establishment of satellite relationships, topology is a study that explains the relationship between shape and location, regardless of quantity or size, with respect to points, lines and locations in space.

Video information is entered as numerical values from satellite and aircraft. Attribute information indicates the nature, quality, relationship, and topographic location of the map shape. Examples include reports, documents, and ledgers.

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data. It is not a simple set of facts or numbers that represent the real world, and it has no meaning in itself.

information. The meaning derived from one or more data is easy to share, and new information can be generated through a sentence.

Changes in the paradigm of the 21st century and the development direction of information.

Due to the nature of the information, the same or similar information is of little value if produced later.

Information is as important as producing fast information, and it is one of the important factors that enable the information society to constantly change and develop.

The power of wisdom in human life comes from home education. The present age has no time to receive home education. College students are in bad shape. The society needs to teach what it needs in the future by curriculum. It is important to understand how society works. The rate of change is fast.

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The development of information and communication technology has caused structural changes in many aspects of society and caused the diversification and complexity of civic needs in the public sector.

Electronic government is an IT-based government whose information resources are used in a more effective and efficient way for citizens, businesses and governments themselves.

Electronic governments also focus on changing social structures, not technical solutions.

The four processes of sperm government development are first innovation in public services.

Innovation in public services is the loading of information on the Internet, access, top color, interaction with information, transactions with governments, and integration services with other agencies.

It provides integrated services with other agencies through Internet browsing, interaction with information, and transactions with government.

The ultimate goal of Ubiquitous is to provide customized services to citizens at any time, any‘‘where‘‘ and at any time.

We will change the future world again if the Fourth Industrial Revolution arrives.

Many local governments have sought to build ubiquitous local governments to provide tailored public services to citizens.

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The ultimate goal of the ubiquitous government is to provide citizens with personalized services at any time, any‘where‘, on any device, anyone and on any basis.

Many local governments have been trying to build ULGs to provide customized public services to citizens.

There are several prerequisites that need to be resolved.The construction of ubiquitous administrative space built by the integration of real- and virtual-space geographic information systems should be integrated with the regional statistical database.Ubiquitous infrastructure: RFID, ubiquitous sensor network, convergence citizens of digital devices, and Netizen groups should be changed to ubiquitous groups. They should participate in the governing process autonomously.

application of information technology

Wireless or mobile networks enable information to be received regardless of the state and location of travel and greatly improve access to public information (video conference mobile phones).

Sensors and tags with cognitive abilities are embedded in materials or objects. Urban facilities such as roads and traffic lights can be managed and maintained as remote control bases. increase the efficiency of the implementation of government work and the provision of public services

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In the third industrial revolution, there was a possibility that blue-collar workers or general office workers would be at risk, but in the fourth industrial revolution, professional jobs were not safe also.

Of course, utilizing artificial intelligence in the profession or using new technology in the fourth industry will also reduce the productivity through productivity, but also increase the productivity of individual workers.

You should know that there is not just one bad side and there is a positive side.

Such jobs, such as simple assembling cashiers and cashiers, will be the first to face a crisis, for example, occupations that do formal work while doing unskilled work.

It is worth remembering that not everything is a technology, it does not directly affect a job, it is economics, and that many other factors overlap and affect the job profession.

When unexpected events happen to formal people, there is a need for influential talent who can solve atypical problems.

It is a talent that can draw the capacity of various people, collaborate and make high-level decision-making.

Talented people with collaborative communication skills with machinery

In addition to technological advances, you should be aware of the various factors of change in the world of work and be responsive to your everyday needs so that you can make a career search and determine if these factors affect your job.

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Overall, there are significant differences in the scope of online service delivery. The difference between the highest online service score and the lowest online service score and the four levels of e-service development is significant despite advances in many areas. Many countries are in the bottom three.

OSI has increased access to its communications infrastructure.

In some cases it‘s e-government development, but it‘s generally the most advanced.

Countries have moved ahead of less developed online service offerings.

The progress of online service delivery is income related, but other factors are also relevant.

play a role. Although countries face special conditions and challenges,

Strong associations with GNI can be identified within the scope of online services

Depends on the type of service delivered and delivered. This discovery reaffirms the necessity.

To ensure close connectivity between online service strategies, communications infrastructure, human capacity and other socio-economic factors

Additional investment in communications infrastructure and human resources

It can have the greatest impact and presents the biggest challenges.

Both, given the lowest scarcity in the low-income bracket,

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The e-government of this survey is regarded as a means to an end.

The End of Development for Everyone It is considered a powerful tool in the disposal of government, which, if applied effectively, can actually contribute to eradicating extreme poverty, protecting the environment and promoting social participation and economic opportunities for all. It is aimed at supporting development efforts by U.N. member states.

The investigation and its results should be placed in the overall context.

It is important that the Government‘s assessment of online existence, highlighted by the country‘s pattern and level of development survey, does not provide a distorted picture of the progress and challenges undertaken by the Member States. At the same time, it is equally important to emphasize the promise of e-government. Therefore, the main measurement of this survey is based on national e-government initiatives demonstrated by web presence, as well as e-government readiness that appropriately considers the assurance of infrastructure and human resources.

The focus of the investigation is on participation and social participation, as well as providing socioeconomic and environmental services to the population through the use of e-government as a programming tool.

The survey evaluates the readiness of e-government around the world, and holds the view that the ultimate goal remains "the inclusion of everything" in development.

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Providing education, including access to ICT infrastructure and ICT‘s literacy, is related to the country‘s income level. The absence of these factors hinders the implementation of e-government initiatives.

However, it is clear that national income alone does not constitute or guarantee e-government development. Just as there are many countries that lag behind despite relatively high incomes and have good opportunities for future improvement, there are many countries that have greatly developed e-government despite relatively low national income.

For countries with highly ICT infrastructure and human resources, the implementation summary of these six UNITED NATIONS E-GOVERNMENT SURVEY 2014 can be difficult to move to higher levels through transaction and connectivity services, given that robust data protection and online payment systems are generally required and secure da is required.It is once again clear that factors other than national income, such as shared high levels of political support and leadership among government agencies, enhanced institutional capabilities, public responsibility and civic engagement, and proper e-government programs, ICT infrastructure and education, are equally important.

In terms of usability features, most countries provide users with basic search tools to find content and are now available mostly in more than one language. However, only about half of the U.N. member states maintain advanced search engines, with only 40 percent supporting user comment features such as tag cloud and ‘hot topics‘ lists, and less than a third showing the availability of secure connections. In addition, despite the rapid increase in mobile device use, including low-income countries, text-based SMS (SMS) appears to be significantly underutilized.

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The 2014 survey highlights that effective e-government development, based on best practices around the world, relies on strong political will, cooperative leadership and a new governance framework to support and manage citizen-centric service delivery models, including national ICT policies and e-government strategies. Effective approaches and modalities, as well as comparative advantages of the overall government approach, should be taken into account when forming a future framework for capacity-building e-government development for public institutions and civil servants. The commitment to a robust ICT infrastructure, cooperation supported by adequate human capital and online service delivery, openness, transparency, accountability, and participation in national public governance are also important to the development of effective e-government for a sustainable and desirable future.

There are numerous encouraging exceptions, but many challenges remain, such as low income, sustained digital gaps, insufficient institutional change processes and a lack of innovative e-government leadership. Addressing e-government challenges often depends on the national capacity for change and innovation, which in itself determines the success of e-government objectives. In the same vein, countries with a more vibrant information society can better utilize human resources and ICT services to improve e-government performance.

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It is urgent for government managers to find smart ways to take advantage of the various benefits offered by various channels, increase the use of online services and access vulnerable and vulnerable groups for social integration.

The multi-channel approach in providing public services is similar to the overall governing roadmap for e-government development, and should be driven by intensive agenda and strong promotion at all levels. Providing public services can be greatly improved through a smart combination of channel mix through an integrated view and analysis of channel performance, optimizing the characteristics of various channels to meet the needs of various citizens.

At first, digital gaps were considered primarily a matter of access to the relevant information technology infrastructure, but there has been an increase in the ability and ability to access and use ICT. The digital divide arises from widespread socioeconomic inequality, and the root of both is the economic and social imbalance between countries, groups and individuals that affects their accessibility.

And it uses ICT to promote welfare and prosperity. As such, the digital divide in some form affects both developed and developing countries.

Overall, despite some progress being made in providing a number of electronic services and online information, efforts to ease the digital divide in any meaningful way have not earned much dividends. While meaningful approaches to ICT have gone beyond connectivity issues, e-government has yet to properly embrace the human, economic, social resources, institutional structures and governance networks that are central to the development outcome.