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Global Intelligent Governance—A Collaborative Platform

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The purpose of this panel on “Global Intelligent Governance—A Collaborative Platform (GIG-CP)” is to discuss the feasibility and need for developing a collaborative platform to facilitate a global network-to-network collaboration of research in intelligent governance (IG). The discussion could provide a guide to establish the platform which will enable collaboration among international research networks. The platform will facilitate establishing common protocols for sharing high quality and high value open data. It would transform data-driven public engagement in collaborative decision making processes. There are three aims of the project: (i) to facilitate the development of research network collaboration; (ii) to enable the design of a global data hub, and (iii) to examine the IG skills required for the future workforce.

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      DG.O'21: DG.O2021: The 22nd Annual International Conference on Digital Government Research
      June 2021
      600 pages
      ISBN:9781450384926
      DOI:10.1145/3463677

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