Smart City Development Innovation Strategy and Challenges for the Government of Jember Regency

Abstract

Technological development has helped the local governments to provide information and services to the community, one of which is Smart City, a comprehensive and integrated application system which can be accessed quickly by the public and improves the duties and functions of local governments. Smart City has been implemented in various cities in the world and has proven to be able to solve various problems quickly. This information system should be able to be used by local governments to create effectiveness and efficiency in performance by analyzing organizational data for further policies. This paper aims to obtain an overview of the concept of smart city strategy and its implementation in Jember Regency. This research used literature review methodology through the concept of a model of implementing GSCM in smart government by paying attention to the artificial intelligence aspects. The conclusion of this paper is that the smart city development strategy is pursued by adjusting the potential and conditions in Jember Regency, which is of course, by analyzing some of the challenges and readiness for innovation through the GSCM concept.

Understanding Local Government Digital Technology Adoption Strategies: A PRISMA Review

“…Higher-level educated stakeholders tend to be more perceptive of technology advancements in terms of affordability and knowledge to utilize. Nevertheless, lower-level income and education communities may be unable to afford and access digital technologies due to income and digital literacy constraints [70][71][72][73]. This means the community context matters for digital government adoption, whether people in the community will use it.…”

“…[11,15,17,46,57,[72][73][74][75] Accelerate the inequalities in society Social and societal challenges, social elite concentration, political ideology of a community, political participation of citizens, civic environmental groups, and sociocultural disruption [17,71,73,75]. …”