- Vision [1]
- Government has entered a period of deep transformation heralded by rapid developments in information technologies. The promise
of digital government lies in the potential of the Internet to connect government actors and the public in entirely new ways.
The outcomes of fundamentally new modes of coordination, control, and communication in government offer great benefits and
equally great peril. Public servants, technical specialists, and researchers have a deep obligation to examine, articulate
and communicate the range of possible effects of ubiquitous computing in government and to influence its development through
research, dialogue, and practical activities.
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