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이름: 정아현

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What are basic requirements for the students and Paradigm Shift?

The most basic condition for a student to have is to maintain the health of the body and mind.

Also students should study at least eight hours a day.

Because we want to live a better life than we are now.

As society develops, there exists simultaneously an agricultural society, an industrial society, and an information society.

Which life we choose here is up to us.

We should be a provider rather than a user in the information society.

Because in the future, there will be no passive job that can only be provided with work through robots.

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If you are a student, you should study more than eight hours a day.

Practise and practice again because a professional is not allowed to make mistakes.

Always do your best!

Students need a healthy body and mind, more than eight hours of study, and a home of body and knowledge.

Currently, we store knowledge in the brain, but we have to store and understand knowledge using computers.

The Fourth Industrial Revolution

In the Fourth Industrial Revolution era, IOT (internet of things) technology is the key.

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New Paradigm in Information Age

While all the tools in agricultural and industrial societies enhance human physical abilities, digital tools in the information society have been created to enhance brain abilities.

Environmental destruction has occurred due to the paradigm of industrial society, and the paradigm of a new society and human or economic development and conservation can coexist is desperately needed.

Thus we have become a world that can not live without abandoning Western Paradigm and creating a new one.

Paradigm, an information society that will replace industrial society, will fundamentally change the appearance of society, and there are increasingly signs of change.

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The structure of society has changed due to information service.

On the economic front, e-commerce has become the mainstay of the economy, moving away from the traditional way of trading in production and distribution.

The biggest change in the political and administrative aspects is the establishment of an electronic government.

E-government wants to use information technology to enhance economic competitiveness as well as strengthen the government‘s competitiveness and reform the administration.

The fourth industrial revolution causes two conflicting effects of destruction and capital effects on employment.

We should focus on the effect.

Capitalizing effect refers to the increase in demand for goods and services resulting in the creation of new jobs and industries.

The fourth industrial revolution emphasizes the combination of technology and people as an industrial innovation strategy.

The key to job changes in the future is the capitalization effect and the pace of the labor replacement phenomenon.

The fourth industrial revolution breaks down the pyramid of the existing labor market and creates a new trend in employment and labor markets.

Therefore, we should improve the innovative quality of service by combining the new technology base with the employment service.

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Information is a message to something and is intended to be meaningful for the decision or action of an individual or organization.

The characteristics of the information are as follows:

Information is not eliminated by use, is copyable, has cumulative effect, and allocations do not disappear or diminish, or deteriorate.

Information is indistinguishable from producers and consumers, and will also serve as consumers, and the quality or supply of information will be determined by the capabilities, talents and time of the information producers.

Information, unlike other commodity products, can have very different effects depending on information users‘ knowledge, motivation, and ability to use.

The utility of information includes formal, time, place and ownership.

A system is used as often as the word information, which is a set of organically connected elements.

Common characteristics of the system include identification, connectivity, AC, coordination, and full effectiveness.

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I visited a public institution fair held at Youngnam University on March 28.

The fair was held at Cheonma Art Hall at Youngnam University.

When I went to Cheonma Art Hall to participate in the event, I could confirm that so many people visited.

I went to the third floor first and heard the explanation about Korea Gas Corporation which I was interested in.

As I listened to the explanation at the fair, I felt that I wanted to get a job at a state-run company.

It was also realized once again that job openings in public institutions should be checked and prepared more strategically.

What I lacked was a practical experience, and I still felt there was too much to prepare.

Also, I realized that my social life is not far away as I experience booth which takes job picture.

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What is a public information system?

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.

The massive and spontaneous penetration of personal computers and the Internet among the general public, which took place just a few years later.

Considering the practical impact of public information systems during the last decade, one may only speculate about what the implications of another ten years of developments are for citizens, businesses, and society as a whole.

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Public management information systems is a concept and research area related to, and partly overlapping with public information systems.

Information systems always include people and information, but they may also include man-made artefacts such as computers, data, and computer-supported data processing systems, supporting and amplifying the human mind in mental operations.

Public information systems include information systems that can use useful information, information systems that support individual actors, information systems used by governments or businesses, information systems that protect citizens‘ interests in response to public and power, and management systems such as agency work records.

The definition of a public information system from a more systematic perspective can be viewed from a utilitarian point of view, a semantic point of view, and a conventional point of view.

These three perspectives can be explained by three platforms, which consist of services, information and technical solutions.

Purposes, Usages, and Users of Public Information Systems

The purpose of a public information system is to provide some kind of service or support to a public process, or process involving the general public or society at large.

Administrative procedures The general public is very diverse.

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Purposes, Usages, and Users of Public Information Systems

The purpose of the public information system is to provide some kind of service or support to the public process.

"Population" is a collective of people like citizens of a society.

There are also certain categories of experts who are often thought to be representatives of large public organizations such as journalists, politicians and researchers, or representatives of the binsay.

Interactions are interacted within the same process by citizens, businesses and government agencies.

Public information systems always exist to try to achieve common goals in an organized way as long as humans exist as social life.

With the advent of computers, the public information system has benefited from new powerful technology tools.

Modern society stresses the need to take advantage of the positive potential of using a fragmented information system in all areas.

There is also a need to protect privacy and security, other challenges that need to be met in a computerized society.

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C stands for citizens, B for businesses and G for government.

We have civil/government relations through Table 1. Or you can look at corporate/government relations.

Each government agency can make a lot of effort to develop a user-friendly interface to interact with users.

Government agencies should ensure quality and uniformity in addition to rationality, efficiency and user affinities.

Sometimes you have to cross organizational boundaries.

New organizational forms and procedures should be found to integrate processes across organizational boundaries while maintaining transparency and clear accountability allocation.

The provision of services to citizens and other businesses occurs in B2C and B2B systems.

This is considered a public information system.

We can call the user of the system a customer.

While B2B or B2C systems are generally not provided free of charge, information about the system‘s functions and products and services will generally be provided to potential customers free of charge.

The public information system can support social and democratic processes by providing tools. Supporting participants is an important role in such information systems and tools.

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geography information system "GIS"

GIS is a system of personnel that helps to manipulate, analyze and display computer software, hardware and data, and information linked to spatial locations.

Non-GIS products include GPS, a static map, and software packages.

GIS visualizes, manipulates, analyzes, and expresses spatial data. A smart map is a connection of the data base to a map.

It is not easy to interpret the database.

We can understand indirectly through computers what is actually difficult to experience through GIS.

We can feel it by checking directly through GIS what is difficult for us to feel while looking at statistics.

There are two ways to enter and market data in GIS: one is raster-grid, and one is vector-linear.

GIS is used in various aspects of emergency services, environment, business, industry and government education.

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Data Structure and Characteristics of GIS

Data is a simple set of facts or numbers that represent the real world of power.

Information is the meaning derived from one or more data.

GIS is a topographical spatial information, divided into location data and characteristic data.

Location data are divided into relative location data and absolute location data, while characteristic data are divided into diagram data, video data and property data.

The data structure of GIS‘ diagram data includes raster, vector and SURFACE.

These have their own advantages and disadvantages.

Topological structure is the study of the relationship between shape and location, regardless of quantity or size, with respect to the point, line, plane, location, etc. in

The spatial topology relationships among a series of topographic elements are represented by proximity, connectivity and area determination.

Data management related to GIS includes planar structure, hierarchy, organizational network structure and relationship structure.

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As the question of who will establish the world order in the future comes up at a time when global hegemony is weakening and the global situation is fluctuating with the world‘s most powerful nations seeking loopholes, professor Kim Tae-yu answers through the book, "The Secret of hegemony."

Although hegemony is usually understood as the logic of power that suppresses other countries with overwhelming national power, Professor Kim Tae-yu explains in his book that hegemony is not limited to the size and military power of a nation, but the hegemonic era is an era in which great powers maintain order through the establishment of relations with weaker countries through the distribution of economic benefits.

With the beginning of the counter-offensive era, trade through the world unfolded, and extended international exchanges connected the world. The gap between the two countries accumulates but turns into military superiority. In other words, hegemony is completed with superior military power, which is determined by overwhelming economic power.

As can be seen here, the economic system is a key component of national development, and whether to preempt an advanced economic system is a determinant of the hegemonic power.

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In a self-sufficient farming society, the country was not able to afford to make investments to create new values with surplus products.

Thus, the war broke out with the aim of expanding territory to increase production.

``The Zero-sum game, the agricultural social war, could not increase social utility."As a simple re-production society, we had no choice but to feel an increase in output in preparation for the resources we put in it.We explained the decline of agricultural society.

The Netherlands, which followed, entered the world as a pure commercial motive and expanded its economic territory extensively.

However, in commercial society, it has been difficult to constantly find new products.

Economic growth in the Netherlands slowed down, followed by a large outflow of capital from the financial industry, which slowed national development.

At this time, Britain took over the hegemony thanks to the capital and industrial revolution brought in from the Netherlands.

The U.K. took over hegemony, but the growth engine of the first industrial revolution dried up, capital leaked out of the country and the economic structure that depended on the colonies had little incentive for technological innovation.

He then said that the history of the hegemonic shift following changes in the economic system should be taken as a mirror before the era of a direct fourth industrial revolution.

They argue that Korean society should expect a newly reorganized economic system with the fourth industrial revolution, not peripheral technology development.

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learning by doing: New Education Paradigm on the Web

This will develop into an introduction, a direction for the development of information services and information services in the social paradigm of the 21st century, information age and graduate education methods, web-based customized education, customized employment in the information age, and conclusions.

The Web must first be recognized for its need for integrated education.

And we must recognize the difference between industrial society and information society.

We should not go back to industrial society but be aware of the potential for future development in information society of information.

The social paradigm leads to the First Revolution, the Second Revolution, the Third Revolution, and the Fourth Revolution in the future.

With the advent of the information society, changes in the existing social structure also appear.

Changes to consumer-centered education according to the information society.

Through the education and research required in the Web-based wireless Internet era, students should acquire the expertise and skills needed in the information age so that they can grow into appropriate talent in the customized era.

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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.

Ubiquitous government is ubiquitous computing technology that provides citizens with the necessary public services without restrictions on time and space.

Electronic Government can use information resources more effectively by citizens, businesses, and governments.

How does E-Government evolve?

Develops through the process of Innovation of Public Services, Innovation of G-Work, Innovation of G-Structure, and Citizen Partition.

The virtual world and the real world can be fused through the ubiquitous government.

There are several conditions that need to be addressed in order to achieve the Ubiquitous objective.

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.

The ubiquitous infrastructure must be transformed into a ubiquitous group, and they must participate in the governing process autonomously.

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The ubiquitous city is entirely connected by the ubiquitous Ubiquitous, which is managed centrally by the Urban Integration Control Center.

For example, if a road is damaged or gas is leaking, the Urban Integrated Control Center will identify him and put him in charge of the site.

Everything in the ubiquitous city is in the monitor.

Application information technology greatly improves the accessibility of public information through wireless or mobile networks. Increase the efficiency of providing public services through cognitive sensors and tags.

Policies can also be effectively implemented through the convergence of digital devices and databases, the convergence of public and customized services, and the revision of digital convergence systems.

Ubiquitous computing provides all services connected together, embedded in our real life, and customized environments and services.

The ubiquitous local government should establish ubiquitous computing wilderness in the future and support better connected environments, customized services and market mechanisms. And with the introduction of the ubiquitous computing environment, local government business processes should be revamped.

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The U.N. General Assembly reaffirmed the strong need to achieve sustainable development.

Sustainable development gives everyone a chance, reduces inequality, raises the basic standard of living, promotes economic growth and facilitates integration of fair social development and inclusion.

The goal of sustainable development is to ensure economic, social and environmental development.

As a result, the government is facing a series of complex, multifaceted and interdependent challenges. It is a global challenge, including poverty, inequality, climate change, peace and security.

Administration is important in improving people‘s lives.

The public sector should promote citizen participation, meet demands and provide essential services as well as opportunities for economic growth in order to promote the authority and welfare of all people.

E-government and innovation can provide an important opportunity to transform public administration into a tool for sustainable development.

Innovation and e-government allow public administration agencies around the world to be more efficient, provide better services and respond to demands for transparency and accountability.

The methodological framework has carefully updated the components to reflect a successful e-government strategy, pioneering practices and innovative approaches to address common challenges for sustainable development, while maintaining consistency throughout the investigation.

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The conceptual framework of the UN e-government survey is based on the following guiding principles:

First, E-government of this survey is regarded as a means of purpose, and the purpose is regarded as a development for everyone.

Second, the survey and its results should be aligned with the overall pattern and level of development in the country concerned.

Third, the focus of the survey is participation and social participation, as well as the use of E-government to provide socioeconomic and environmental services to the population.

Finally, the survey evaluates the readiness of e-government around the world, taking the view that the ultimate goal remains to include everything in development.

The U.N. e-government survey is produced by the Department of Economic and Social Affairs every two years.

The U.N. e-government survey has something to do with coping with the multifaceted and complex challenges our society faces today.

This publication covers an important aspect of e-government in Chapter 8.

Chapter 1 provides an overview and extensive analysis of the 2014 survey data. Chapter 2 presents the progress of online services.

Chapter 3 focuses on E-participation and Chapter 4 focuses on the overall role of government in promoting a holistic and integrated approach to E-government development.

Chapter 5 focuses on mobile and other channels for comprehensive multi-channel service delivery, while Chapter 6 looks at trends in bridging the digital divide.

Chapter 7 outlines the current state of use of e-government and Chapter 8 presents global and regional trends regarding open government data.

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Global Trends of Electronic Government

A country‘s income level is a general indicator of its economic capacity and progress.

Therefore, it affects the development of the country‘s e-government.

South Korea has maintained its No. 1 position in 2014, focusing on continued leadership and innovation in e-government.

In some countries, despite serious economic, social and environmental challenges, it shows examples of overcoming local and income constraints to achieve significant e-government development.

Online Service Delivery Progress

In 2014, all U.N. member states now have national websites, but the majority remain at low or medium levels of e-government development.

Only about half of the U.N. member states maintain high-end search engines.

In other words, the actual use of the system is reduced.

As technology advances, the gap appears to be widening among e-government-held countries.

In general, most developed countries continue to outperform less developed ones in providing online services.

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Online Service Delivery Progress

All 193 U.N. member states have a sage website, but it remains at a low or moderate level of e-government development.

Infrastructure and Education

Most countries provide users with search tools to find content, most of which are available in more than one language.

However, only about half of the U.N. member states maintain high-end search engines and appear to be underutilized.

Also, as technology advances, the gap between e-government countries is widening.

Improved accessibility to telecommunications infrastructure has facilitated e-government development in some cases,

but in general, most advanced countries continue to outperform less developed countries.

E-Expanding Human Resources Capacity with Participation

E Challenges include future improvements in participation and digital divide, low user participation rates, and lack of participation incentives.

These challenges call for an effective strategy to create an electronic participation environment.

A successful strategy needs to address both formal and informal approaches to civic engagement.

It can benefit from platforms and channels already used by citizens.

The government should also encourage issue-related participation and provide citizens with consistent feedback on consultations.

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Sustainable development has changed greatly, increasing interdependence.

Citizens called for open, transparent, responsible and effective governance.

ICT enables collaboration among governments.

Many functional factors are needed for the development of governance.

First, new leadership and shared organizational culture are needed.

And related non-public actors are also needed.

And citizen participation is needed.

Finally, a collaborative mechanism is needed.

Expectations are rising that public information and public services will be easily accessible through multiple channels.

Therefore, administrative commitment to social media and mobile channels is needed.

Government managers should take advantage of the advantages offered by various channels.

And it is urgent to find a smart way to access the vulnerable.

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Between 2012 and 2014, the number of countries offering mobile services increased.

Social media and mobile channels do not require high investment costs, but strong public administration commitment is needed to maximize profits.

The counter and telephone service still remain the basic channels in most countries.

These are important supplements for individual problem solving.

Government managers should take advantage of the benefits offered by various channels.

And increase the use of online services.

We need to find a smart way to approach the vulnerable for social integration.

The Challenge of the Digital Divide

The digital divide arises from socioeconomic inequality.

Efforts to ease the digital divide have not achieved much.

Still, in recent years, policymakers have focused more on the vulnerable.

The digital divide is related to the E-government use gap.