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이름:정유석

강의 요약 정리

9주차(1)

In today's class, we learned about the e-government of the United Nations.

The UN e-government evaluation is conducted every two years since 2002 for all 193 member countries and evaluates the excellence of e-government services, communication networks, and education levels. In 2010, 2012, and 2014, Korea ranked first in both the development index and the participation index for three consecutive years, ranking third in the development index in 2016, fourth in the participation index, third in the 2018 development index, and first in the participation index.

The E-Government Development Index is evaluated by combining three detailed indicators: online services that represent excellence in e-government services, communication base that measures the level of wired and wireless communication infrastructure, and human capital that represents the level of education of the people.

10주차(1)

I learned about e-government again this time. In the ubiquitous government, ubiquitous computing technology provides citizens with the public services they need without time and space constraints.

UG is a government based on ubiquitous computing that provides an environment for information technology, work processes, and services and is also a stage of EG development.

UG is based on broadband, mobile networks, sensors and RFID, provides intelligent work processes and customized public services, and is an efficient, transparent, and reasonable public service.

The ultimate goal of the ubiquitous government is to provide customized services to citizens, anytime, anywhere, any device, any person, any base.

In order to provide ubiquitous public services, Jeju-si organized the Cool Town Project and Cool Travel Project Gwangju Metropolitan City carried out the u Cultural Innovation City, u Commerce, and u Safety Project.

10주차(2)

In this session, we learned about the development of IT technology and changes in the public sector. The top 10 strategic technologies that led the IT industry include cloud computing, advanced analytics, client computing, green information technology, data center reconstruction, social computing, security and job monitoring, flash memory, virtualization for availability, and mobile applications. In the future, there will be voluntary participation of citizens, the participation of lower classes in the organization, the pursuit of public good, and administration beyond time and space by using Web 2.0, Web 3.0, and mobile technology.

In the public informatization of public, private, and public cooperation, as the scope of unit work and services expands and the work evolves into more complex stages, it will be important not only the utility of technology but also how quickly and accurately it can support the work.

11주차(1)

In this session, we learned about electronic governance. Electronic governance is the establishment of a multi-dimensional world in which various actors such as countries, companies, citizens, and NGOs with different characteristics form a network to maintain horizontal relationships with each other.

Information technology changes in government work, such as digitalization of technical role government work, achievement of efficiency, disclosure of information of supportive role government, public participation of government services, and providing the same information to individual members of society through Innovative role e-mail.

The nature and nature of e-governance is that both governance and e-governance focus on increasing the input of non-governmental elements in the policymaking process through the activation of communities and communication, and the emergence of e-governance has changed the aspect of e-governance. Electronic governance also completes the basic framework at the stage when e-voting is actively introduced.

11주차(2)

The conditions for implementing e-government are the efficiency and democracy of effective e-governance. The attributes of ICT include speed, accuracy, interactive sharing, and ease of access, and I think speed and accuracy are the most important among them.

The possibility of a change in government organizations in terms of e-government implementation requires a change in the relationship between civil society and government, and a shift from confrontation and support to cooperation.

In order for governance to be possible, two conditions must be met: social capital and public debate, and through public debate, citizens' opinions must be expressed and discussed in the public domain, resulting in consensus among the participants.

But there is also the problem of electronic governance. Among them, the biggest problem is the leakage of personal information such as network dysfunction such as hacking and cyber terrorism, and free rides on the Internet public debate hall, and the leakage of personal information is a big problem.

Changing the direction of electronic governance and the role of government requires accelerating trends such as mobileization, networking, convergence, and complexity, and mobile technology evolution to share, participate, and open up.

12주차(1)

In this session, we learned about the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

The 4th Industrial Revolution is an era of information and communication technology, and the core of the 4th Industrial Revolution is big data analysis, artificial intelligence, robotics, the Internet of Things, unmanned transportation, 3D printing technology, and nanotechnology.

Big data is a data collection, storage, analysis, and utilization that features vast amounts of data, various types, and fast data processing speeds, and in an era where many data existed before, computers or artificial intelligence could analyze and predict the future.

Through steady research from the past, artificial intelligence has recently developed ai technology that imitates human thinking through convergence with big data technology, and in the future, the ability to produce, manage, and control artificial intelligence will be required.

Blockchain technology refers to a technology in which participants jointly record and manage information, not a central server, and blockchain does not store data information on a central server, but participants jointly record and manage it, so even if the central server is threatened by hackers, the risk of hacking is very low.

What should be noted due to the 4th Industrial Revolution is the change in the administrative field, and a representative example is government 3.0 civil petition 24, which we can now easily access. Administration that has changed due to this Fourth Industrial Revolution will make our lives easier and change so that we can live a better life in the future.

12주차(2)

ICT governance can identify changes in the environment from an external and macro perspective of administration, such as social environment and policy issues that affect the role and appearance of the government, and smart cities will be developed through the development of ICT technology.

The competitiveness and problems of ICT are that Korea has a very rich ICT infrastructure compared to other countries, and Wi-Fi services that can be used for free such as general streets, canteen, buses, and subways are the best in the world.

In addition, each individual's IT education is being actively conducted, and the gap in technology development and development in competitive countries has been narrowing in recent years, so Korea's ICT competitiveness will gradually weaken.

In the direction of enhancing ICT competitiveness, it would be good to have an organization that can establish a new ICT department, establish a cooperation and coordination system between ministries, and integrate IT convergence and cloud based on software-oriented thinking through uninterrupted connection of existing meaningful projects.

In addition, it should be designed to enable clear ICT policies based on long-term goals to be able to respond to future changes in advance.

13주차(1)

In this session, we learned about smart government.

Due to the new administrative demand and the evolution of e-government, the development of ICT technology is expected to strengthen administrative services centered on users and create a new form of government governance.

The direction of e-government in the future includes clarification of value-oriented points, re-examination of the role of the information officer, fundamental administrative innovation, and re-examination of administrative work.

Future administration requires communication, trust and social capital through collaborative governance between the government, the private sector, and citizens, and a clear vision of what administrative reform ultimately seeks, starting from a macro perspective of social and national development.

Strategies needed to promote Gov3.0 include designing the government's social integration platform through sharing big data in social integration and welfare, overhauling existing information technology laws and systems, researching and developing production-consumption mechanisms for new demand and symbiotic development, and gathering strategies to dominate the new Web3.0 market.

13주차(2)

This time, we learned about smart city.

The United Nations expects the world's population to grow significantly from 5 billion to 9 billion by 2050, with urbanization rates reaching about 70 percent.

With such rapid urbanization, population and resource consumption are concentrated in cities, deepening various social problems such as fine dust, traffic congestion, water shortage, and disaster, which pose a major threat to the sustainability of the city.

Smart cities are also defined in a wide variety of ways depending on the level of economic development, urban conditions and conditions of each country, and there are big differences in approach strategies by country.

In creating a smart city, Korea has world-class ICT technology and has experience in urban development.

Our country will continue to evolve further in the future as we have experienced rapid economic growth and development of cities by covering the wounds of the 1950 war.

Currently, Korea is promoting smart city policies with the aim of solving urban problems using the advanced technologies of the 4th Industrial Revolution, creating an inclusive smart city that cares for citizens, building an innovative ecosystem, and strengthening global cooperation.

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In this class, you explained what you learned in the last session and the direction we should move forward.