2021
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-61033-3_3
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Government Characteristics to Achieve Smart Urban Governance: From Internal to External Transformation

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“…Rather, as concluded in a review carried out by Bibri [12] on smart sustainable cities, what smart governance entails and the way it functions raises several critical questions, including whether the policy and governance of smart sustainable cities of the future will become too technocentric and technocratic, respectively, and also with regard to other aspects of social and environmental sustainability. In their recent review paper, however, Przeybilovicz and Cunha [37] put an emphasis on government characteristics to achieve smart urban governance from internal to external transformation. Therefore, the authors provide a systematic literature review based on 36 publications and merge this with the existing e-government literature on critical success factors for adopting IT in the public sector.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Rather, as concluded in a review carried out by Bibri [12] on smart sustainable cities, what smart governance entails and the way it functions raises several critical questions, including whether the policy and governance of smart sustainable cities of the future will become too technocentric and technocratic, respectively, and also with regard to other aspects of social and environmental sustainability. In their recent review paper, however, Przeybilovicz and Cunha [37] put an emphasis on government characteristics to achieve smart urban governance from internal to external transformation. Therefore, the authors provide a systematic literature review based on 36 publications and merge this with the existing e-government literature on critical success factors for adopting IT in the public sector.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%