Implementation of Smart Technology in Public Services in North Sulawesi
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Smart Technology , Digital Governance, Public Services, North SulawesiAbstract
Purpose: This observe investigates the factors influencing perceptions and satisfaction with the implementation of smart era in public services in North Sulawesi.
Subjects and Methods: Through a blended-approach approach, such as surveys and interviews, demographic variables which include age and years of service, as well as perceived effect, have been analyzed.
Results: The findings screen that years of service extensively are expecting delight, highlighting the significance of organizational revel in in riding successful digital transformation tasks. Moreover, a strong correlation changed into found between perceived impact and pride, emphasizing the need for technological interventions to supply tangible benefits in public services. While age confirmed a vulnerable correlation with delight, similarly studies is wanted to discover the nuanced interaction among demographic factors and digital governance perceptions.
Conclusions: Overall, this have a look at presents valuable insights for policymakers and practitioners seeking to layout effective digital governance strategies, emphasizing the significance of integrating technological answers with organizational lifestyle and stakeholder engagement.
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