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이름:하창준

제2주차(2)

The information society paradigm that will replace the industrial society will fundamentally change the shape of society

Information society is the most important of all societies.

Development is good, but sustainable development is important among them.

제3주차(1)

Because the means of information transfer in the information service society can be delivered in real time without time and spatial constraints by communication technology, the transition to the actual information service society or information revolution will be possible by the information transmission system without using the means of transportation, as is the case with industrial societyMatters concerning the transfer, collection, and utilization of information. In other words, society has become a power generation system, making it easier to access public information. Recently, a two-way communication system was established to enable opinion gathering and direct policy establishment.

In this way, the information society has provided us with convenience. But I think it brings a lot of problems. I think people need a proper awareness

제4주차(1)

Our society has changed a lot. It is said to be divided into the first revolution, the second revolution and the third revolution. The first revolution refers to the transition from hunting to farming communities. The second revolution refers to the transformation from an agrarian society to an industrial society. The third revolution is the transition from an industrial society to an information society.

You can do No. 1 and No. 2, but those who insist on No. 1 and No. 2 do not know the effect of No. 3. Information transmission and acquisition processes are visible, with numbers 1 and 2. However, there will be difficulties in recognizing No. 3 because it is invisible. However, the No. 3 method will be an area of infinite development in the future and the No. 1 and No. 2 will be an area ‘where‘ the role will gradually decrease. The information society has brought us many benefits. But there will also be many disadvantages. The gap between the rich and the poor, the invasion of privacy, etc. I thought it would be nice to make up for this.

제5주차(1)

Our human race has continued to develop from the hunter-gatherer era to today‘s digital industrial society. So we are living in an era that has become more convenient due to the combination of information and communication technology and industry.

So it can be said that the era of the fourth industrial revolution has come. In the physics of the 4th Industrial Revolution, there are unmanned transport means, 3D printing, robotics and new materials, etc. and in digital, they influenced things such as the Internet of Things, financial transactions, shared economy, and digital platform.

제6주차(1)

The title I learned during this lecture was "Fear and Hope for the Coming Future with Artificial Intelligence."

The title touched something. I think robots are the most representative thing for artificial intelligence.

Recently, there have also been many movies related to robots. Robots replace human beings, and robots replace humans.

There are also things that try to jump over. I think these things are not far off either.

It may be convenient to have, but it will also be as dangerous. If you keep going like this, you‘ll have to deal with people‘s jobs.

Later on, the owner can be such a terrible situation that he doesn‘t know who he will be. I think it‘s time to think about what‘s right.

제7주차(1)

Social development is said to be a process in which the expertise enjoyed by a few is generalized and popularized.

Social development is also said to increase social diversity.

In other words, this includes various occupations and the increase of various personalities.

The first industrial revolution resulted in an increase in new jobs and jobs as the country shifted from manual industry to modern factory production and industry.

It is said that the second industrial revolution created a mass production system and that workers were reborn as the public, the main driver of production and consumption.

Industry has become the manufacturing center and created a new job as a professional.

It is said that the tertiary industrial revolution resulted in a decrease in workers as automation was introduced and production efficiency increased, and a shift in jobs from manufacturing to service took place.

It is said that the next fourth industrial revolution will drastically reduce jobs in existing industries, even automating the work of production and service.

It is said that there is controversy over ‘where‘ new jobs will be created to fill these reduced jobs.

제9주차(1)

The development of Web-based ICT (Information Communication Technology) has already changed the business environment and communication methods around the world.

People around the world, including Koreans, are changing the way they communicate using ICT.

The main medium of this type of communication is the Internet, and global edu technology provides innovative ways of communicating information

ICT improves the efficiency and effectiveness of executive functions of government operations.

to ensure transparency in the course of execution, and to ensure that citizens and governments, central and local governments (http://www.parliament.uk),

Contribute to fundamentally changing the relationship between business and government.

These may be implemented on government websites.

Government departments can improve the way information is provided to citizens in an innovative way

Citizens can get information anytime, any‘where‘ on the government‘s

제9주차(2)

The development phase of the EG defines the main institutions of information provision,

notes the direction of information flow, and deals with the level of information technology,

level of civic engagement.

It also addresses the level of relationship for each factor.

The level of human ability is determined by the brain and the ability to use computers.

The human ability to generate information will be significantly enhanced through the

use of information and communication technologies in which information is

presented and transmitted.

EG is the most representative example of this change.

Due to the rapid development of ICT,

the EG development phase does not follow the government-centered

government development process, interaction and citizen-centered government development process accurately and in an orderly manner.

They will be developed into an integrated EG that provides a mutual

development environment and interacts several factors,

such as communication technology, civic engagement and presentation technology.

제12주차(1)

Governments today are progressing toward ‘Government 2.0’, which is

characterized by its citizen-oriented services enabled by information sharing and

facilitated participation.

The future governments are expected to advance toward ‘Government 3.0’

Governments today are using Web 2.0 technologies to transform themselves

from government-oriented to citizen-oriented government that is characterized

by cooperation based on information and service sharing, new government

services oriented toward the demanding side, and easy participation of citizens.

The Semantic Web provides tailored services for each individual by allowing

easy search of requested information via any type of channels including

websites and DBs.

Search engine ‘Web 3.0’ is currently being developed by applying

Semantic Web technologies to the existing ‘Web 2.0’, which enable

facilitated interactions via networks.

- By 2012, 70% of public websites are expected to utilize Semantic Web

technologies (Gartner).

제12주차(2)

The Semantic Web provides tailored services for each individual by allowing

easy search of requested information via any type of channels including

websites and DBs.The Semantic Web is a next generation, artificial intelligence web

technology that enables computers to define, understand and logically

deduct the meaning of information, further to help better search of

requested information. The Semantic Web enables computers to define ‘hidden intentions’, which

have not been found in usual search processes before, so that users can

receive requested information without having to read through all the

relevant information given.

Under Web 2.0 environment, users had to read each and  every document by

theme and field. What’s more, most of the documents provided were not even

related to the intentions by the users.

It also provides customized and intelligent services according to demands,

characteristics, and preferences of individuals by storing and analyzing

records of individual lifestyles via information devices and sensors

connected onto networks.Different levels of Semantic Web technologies allow a wide range of services from

simply providing information to customized guide services such as tax consulting,

career consulting, etc. The Semantic Web detects context information and provides intelligent services

by sensing surroundings and social infrastructures such as places, environment,

objects, etc.

제13주차(2)

the information network can easily overcome the spatial limitations of the country, developed countries are looking for countermeasures to realize a global information society beyond the establishment of their own information society.

We are making great efforts to lead the information service in the international community. By linking their high-speed information networks with those of other countrBecause ies, developed countries are striving to facilitate the sharing and exchange of information and to lead economic activities.

There is and concrete efforts are emerging to do so.

Cooperation projects for information services between countries for the construction of a global information society, such as the Asia-Pacific Information and Communication Foundation (APII) and the G7 Information Society Project, are underway, and information distribution between countries is increased through the Internet and the prevention of unhealthy information due to the spread of e-commerce.

Global discussions on intellectual property rights protection and e-commerce taxation are surging and competition is accelerating to draw international norms favorable to the country.

Korea failed to respond quickly to changing economic paradigm and received economic support from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which was caused by the sluggish domestic economy, sluggish exports and lack of economic restructuring.

Although it has had considerable difficulties, it has recently been based on its historic experience of paying huge costs, such as the annexation of Korea and the Korean War, by falling behind in industrialization for 100 years, under the national premise that "industrialization but informatization should lead."

There is considerable effort to restructure the social and economic structure.

In 1986, the Korean government began to pay attention to information services through the enactment of the Act on the Promotion of Computer Network Distribution, and in 1996, it set its direction on national information based on the Framework Act on Promotion of Information Service.

Based on this, the government reorganized the system for promoting national social information services and prepared a basic plan for promoting information services and a plan for implementing information service promotion by sector.

In particular, the company is actively promoting high-speed information communication infrastructure projects and various information service support projects in response to the multimedia era, and to foster information service conditions such as legal and system readjustment and enhancement of information service ability while fostering the information and communication industry.

It is pushing for various initiatives such as training professional workers, supporting technology development and supporting small- and medium-sized venture firms. In particular, the Electronic Government Act (http://www.moleg.go.kr) passed the National Assembly in July 2001 and established an e-government promotion system in earnest

Following the deployment of the infrastructure, we are spending a lot of time and money on building information content.

To comprehensively and systematically promote the information service, ‘In April 1996 the Presidential Committee on Information Service Promotion was formed with the Prime Minister chaired by the Prime Minister as the supreme review body on the information service policy and participated by all the legislative, judicial and administrative ministries.

The Commission shall review, comprehensively and coordinate matters concerning basic plans and implementation plans for promoting information service, establishment and utilization of high-speed information communication infrastructure, and evaluation of performance of implementing information service initiatives.

To support the smooth operation of the Information Service Promotion Committee, the Working Committee on Information Services is set up and operated, and 18 Information Service Promotion Sub-Committee are organized and operated in each sector to efficiently promote information service by sector.

‘In June 1996, the Information Service Planning Office was established at the Ministry of Information and Communication to enable the comprehensive planning and coordination of information service initiatives to be carried out. In order to encourage national and national information service, the president was elected to promote information service nationwide.

The Presidential Office established a system that can promote information service by spreading awareness of each part and practically promoting information service by establishing the Chief Knowledge Officer (CKO) at Cheong Wa Dae.

In 1998, the Commission abolished the existing Information Service Expansion Reporting Conference and established the ‘Information Strategy Conference‘ to draw a pan-national policy consensus through active discussions on various policy issues related to information service.

"The First Information Service Strategy Conference of 1998 decided and decided to implement ‘Proposal for Promotion of National Society Information Service for Economic Revitalization‘ as a policy measure to overcome the current economic crisis and promote structural reform across society through information service.

Specifically, promotion of information service for economic revival and promotion of information and communication industries, implementation of e-government for structural reform of the public sector, and improvement measures for information resource management in the public sector were proposed.

This process of promoting information services can be summarized as shown below. In particular, because information services are not only the administrative sector, but also the infrastructure that changes the overall structure of society, the organizations involved are all involved.

Organizational cooperation is required in the implementation of hardware and software that can effectively utilize it to change the social structure.

제14주차(1)

Based on the world‘s best IT infrastructure, such as high-speed Internet networks, Korea is a key tool for strengthening the government‘s competitiveness.

It strongly promoted e-government implementation and established the foundation for e-government promotion through the five major national network projects of the 1980s and the legal and institutional readjustment of the 1990s.

Then, in the 2000s, e-government implementation was set as a major national agenda, 11 major e-government tasks (2001-2002),

The 31 major e-Government Roadmap projects (2003-2007) were intensively promoted.

In the late 2000s, individual implementation systems were integrated, connected, and utilized in all areas of government

It is said that the e-government has successfully settled down.

The e-government of Korea greatly improves the efficiency and transparency of administrative work, and dramatically improves the administrative service of the people.

In addition, the government created tangible results such as expanding opportunities for the people to participate in the policy-making process.

As a result, ‘E-Government Development Index‘ and ‘Online Participation‘ of e-Government Assessment conducted by UN for all Member States

It was ranked as the world‘s No. 1 country for two consecutive times in 2010 and 2012, and various e-government systems were found to be the best in the world.

The international community has come to appreciate the excellence of the Korean e-government by making inroads into foreign countries.

Recently, the Korean government implemented convergence between advanced IT technologies and government services regardless of media.

The government is pushing ahead with a "smart e-government" plan that allows people to freely use government services they want.

Through this process, we can solve social problems such as low birth rate and aging population, and address future issues such as social safety and public welfare.

We are trying to respond actively.

Therefore, the distribution of electronic documents is fully established, and most administrative tasks such as personnel, finance, and procurement are handled electronically, and the government is in charge of the government

The efficiency of the job has been dramatically improved.

Through the digital budget accounting system, all financial activities of the country can be managed in real time.

The National General Electronic Procurement System (Nara Market) is comprised of 44,000 public institutions and 220,000 procurement companies, which are valued at 64 trillion won per year.

It has grown into a world-class e-provisioning market, ‘where‘ procurement deals are made.

The entire decision-making process of the government is documented by all central government agencies by introducing a standardized government management system (on-country).

By doing so, we greatly increased the transparency of administration.

The government management system (on-country) is used by about 362,000 people in 103 administrative agencies, including all central government agencies.

It has reduced the average time for public servants to three hours and 27 minutes from the previous six hours and 32 minutes.

In addition, various taxes can be notified, reported or paid via the Internet, etc. by implementing online government civil service portal (civilian 24).

It was an occasion to start the civil service era of the home turf.

The number of subscribers to the government-civilian portal (civilian 24) increased from 3.59 million in 2008 to 9.21 million in 11

The number of complaints also surged from 10,945 in 2008 to 28,244 in 11.

Various enterprises, including the establishment of G4B (Company Support Single Window) and online processing of logistics, customs, and trade affairs

We‘ve been able to efficiently support our activities.

The number of G4B corporate complaints guidance increased from 199 in 2005 to 3,941 in 2011.

The number of monthly visitors also rose from 46,950 in 2005 to 222,663 in 11.

제15주차

The major trend of the fourth industrial revolution is to break the boundaries between industries in production and consumption, manufacturing, service industry and manufacturing, with the core of various Chundam convergence technologies such as artificial intelligence, robotics, nanotechnology, printing, big data and genomics, which are putting tremendous changes and changes in existing industrial policies, science and technology policies and labor policies.

Moreover, based on ICT ecosystem, it has evolved and expanded the social and economic system of the current mobile-based intelligence and revolution through the PC-based knowledge and information society in the mainframe computer-based industrial society