Alumni Association of Haldia Institue of Technology (HIT)

Whole of Government Approach to Digital Transformation and GovTech as an emerging discipline | ALUMNI LECTURE SERIES

Alumni Association of Haldia Institute of Technology

Whole of Government Approach to Digital Transformation and GovTech as an emerging discipline | ALUMNI LECTURE SERIES

Whole of Government Approach to Digital Transformation and GovTech as an emerging discipline | ALUMNI LECTURE SERIES

Alumni Lecture Series
Topic: Whole of Government Approach to Digital Transformation and GovTech as an Emerging Discipline
Date: 20th February, 2025
Time: 02:00 PM
Venue: S.N. BOSE AUDITORIUM, HIT Campus

Event Overview:

The rapid evolution of technology has transformed how governments deliver public services, making digital transformation a key priority for nations worldwide. A Whole of Government (WoG) Approach to digital transformation ensures a seamless, integrated, and citizen-centric governance model, leveraging modern GovTech solutions to drive efficiency, transparency, and accessibility.

This lecture will explore the fundamental concepts of GovTech, its role in reshaping governance, and how a coordinated government-wide strategy can enhance service delivery, security, and inclusivity. The session will provide valuable insights into global best practices and emerging trends, equipping participants with knowledge on leveraging digital tools for policy-making and public administration.

Key Topics to be Covered:

  1. Understanding the Whole of Government (WoG) Approach

    • Definition and significance of WoG in governance.

    • How WoG fosters inter-agency collaboration and data-driven decision-making.

    • Case studies of successful WoG implementation.

  2. The Role of GovTech in Digital Transformation

    • What is GovTech, and how is it shaping modern governance?

    • Key pillars of GovTech: Digital services, data governance, cybersecurity, AI, and cloud adoption.

    • Examples of GovTech solutions enhancing public service delivery.

  3. Citizen-Centric Digital Governance

    • Ensuring accessibility and inclusivity in digital public services.

    • The importance of digital identity and interoperability in governance.

    • Improving transparency and accountability through technology.

  4. Challenges and Opportunities in Implementing GovTech

    • Overcoming bureaucratic and infrastructural hurdles.

    • Cybersecurity and data privacy concerns.

    • The role of public-private partnerships in fostering innovation.

  5. Future Trends in Digital Governance

    • AI and machine learning in public administration.

    • Blockchain for secure and transparent governance.

    • Smart cities and IoT-driven government services.

Guest Speaker:

[Insert Name], [Designation], [Organization/Institution]
(A distinguished expert in digital governance and public sector transformation, with extensive experience in implementing GovTech strategies at national and international levels.)

Who Should Attend?

  • Alumni, students, and faculty interested in digital transformation, governance, and public administration.

  • Policy-makers, government officials, and IT professionals working in the public sector.

  • Innovators and entrepreneurs in GovTech, civic technology, and digital governance.

Why Attend?

  • Gain first-hand insights from an industry expert on the latest trends in GovTech.

  • Learn about the challenges and opportunities in government digital transformation.

  • Network with professionals and academics passionate about digital governance.

  • Discover how digital strategies are shaping the future of governance worldwide.

Registration Details:

Join us for this insightful lecture and be part of the conversation on the future of digital governance!

 

Event Details


Start Date:

2025-02-20 14:00:00

End Date:

2025-02-20 17:00:00

Location:

S.N. BOSE AUDITORIUM, HIT Campus

Host:

Mainak Chakraborty

Guests:

Mr. Nabhonil Roy Chowdhury (Digital Government Expert, International Telecommunication Union, United Nations)


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