eガバナンスのプラットフォームとサービス：成長機会

急速な都市化に伴い、既存の都市インフラをアップグレードし、より機動的な行政モデルへと移行する戦略的必要性が生じています。パーソナライズされた市民サービスへの需要が高まるにつれ、行政はデジタル化されたオペレーションモデルへの移行を余儀なくされており、公共サービスプラットフォームのエンドツーエンドの市民体験をカスタマイズし、向上させることを中心に展開されています。

当レポートでは、世界のeガバナンス市場について調査分析し、戦略的必須要件、戦略的背景、テクノロジーの展望、動向影響分析、成長機会分析等に関する情報を提供しています。

目次

戦略的必須要件

• 成長を達成することがますます困難になっているのはなぜか？
• 戦略的必須要件 8（TM）
• メガ動向ユニバース-概要
• 成長機会がGrowth Pipeline Engine (TM)を促進

エグゼクティブダッシュボード

• メガ動向ユニバース--eガバナンスプラットフォーム
• 主な結果
• 将来の成功に不可欠な成長機会

戦略的背景

• eガバナンスエコシステムの未来
• eガバナンスの進化
• eガバナンスのサービスモデル：2030年
• eガバナンスのコアコンポーネント
• eガバナンスのユーティリティスコープ
• eガバナンスの必要性
• eガバナンスの戦略的ガイドライン
• 堅牢なデータ原則-eガバナンスへの要求
• eガバナンスの戦略的イネーブラー
• 経済によるeガバナンス開発指数（EGDI）
• デジタルID-効果的なeガバナンスの要
• ケーススタディ-AlbertaのデジタルIDプラットフォーム
• ケーススタディ-Estonia X-Roadのデジタルイニシアチブ
• ケーススタディ-日本のデジタル政府計画
• メガシティの台頭-スマートガバナンスの必要性
• 高度な都市化-eガバナンスのトリガー
• サイバーセキュリティ-eガバナンスの要
• サイバーセキュリティ-都市化の展望
• eガバナンス-自動化の程度vs.影響のマトリックス
• eガバナンスの認識された課題
• 主な動向機会レバー
• 動向機会-魅力分析

eガバナンスの未来-テクノロジーの展望

• 動向機会-eガバナンスのコアテクノロジー
• バイオメトリクス
• AIとML
• ブロックチェーン
• クラウドコンピューティング

動向影響分析

• 動向機会の影響と確実性の分析
• 動向機会のディスラプション指数
• ディスラプションの魅力スコア
• 動向機会の成長指数
• 成長魅力スコア
• 動向BEETSの意味

成長機会分析

• 成長機会1-eガバナンスを推進するスマートシティイニシアチブ
• 成長機会2-ガバナンス活動を合理化するためのブロックチェーン
• 成長機会3-eガバナンスを推進するための職場のスキルアップ
• 成長のための重要な成功要因
• 結論-今後の方向性

付録

• メガ動向ユニバース

次のステップ

• 会社の成長ゾーンを特定する
• 次のステップ
• Growth Pipeline Model (TM)について
• 図表リスト
• 免責事項

Digital Identity and Access Drive Innovation in eGovernance

Rapid urbanization is triggering a strategic necessity to upgrade existing city infrastructure and move toward a more agile administration model. Traditional governance techniques require gradual transformation to cater to citizens' evolving requirements faster and more effectively. A digitized governance model not only helps create better solutions for citizens, but also facilitates efficient bi-directional communication, in which citizens have a say on infrastructural issues and what administrators need to do to resolve them.

An eGovernance model goes beyond just upgrading basic citizen facilities or services; rather, it cultivates a more collaborative ecosystem among public organizations, private entities, educational institutions, and citizens at the ground level. All parties come together to brainstorm reformative ideas and work toward uplifting socioeconomic infrastructure. Hence, this operational model is bound to incur massive financial investments from public and private firms, which leads to mass employment opportunities for residents and an economic boom in the specific region.

Growth in demand for personalized citizen services compels administrators to transition to a digitized operations model. The idea mostly revolves around customizing and enhancing the end-to-end citizen experience of a given public service platform. This will improve overall service quality, foster greater citizen engagement, and ultimately multiply citizen trust in public offices.

Information transfer over electronic media empowers administrators to gain critical insights about their citizens, which helps create a development blueprint for the future. Advances in emerging technologies like Big Data, advanced analytics, cloud computing, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and blockchain allow administrators to improve their operational efficiency, minimize redundant tasks, and focus on the critical aspects of governance.

For example, about 60% of the global population is expected to dwell in urban areas by 2030, and two out of every six citizens will be above the age of 60. This implies that the existing healthcare infrastructure may no longer be able to cater to the growing demands, prompting a steep rise in investment toward automating the healthcare sector through the introduction of advanced technologies like AI, Big Data, ML, NLP, and telehealth. A digital governance model will gradually transform a city into a smart city infrastructure where advanced technologies constantly penetrate and monitor a city's behavior across all verticals, viz., finance, utility, healthcare, education, energy, and mobility.

While many European nations and the United States embrace a digital administrative framework, Asian sub-continent countries and most African regions struggle to transition from existing practices mainly due to the lack of regulatory reforms, resistance arising from populist mindsets, and low internet penetration rates (especially in Sub-Saharan Africa).

The study examines how governments can transform citizens' lives and develop more transparent and efficient operational mechanisms through the adoption of advanced technologies. There is a surge in ICT investments specifically targeted toward enhancing a government's capabilities across multiple developed nations. Citizen-friendly governments will likely quickly transition from traditional approaches to a more proactive stance by investing in technology, bringing about tangible differences in citizens' lives and creating opportunities for financial growth.

Key Issues Addressed:

• What are the key components of an eGovernance model?

• What are the disruptive technologies that will help administrators transition to an eGovernance model?

• What will eGovernance look like in 2030?

• What are the guidelines for an eGovernance model to be effective?

• What are the best practices across various countries/cities?

• How will high urbanization and the growth of megacities trigger a need for eGovernance?

• What are the perceived challenges of eGovernance?

Table of Contents

Strategic Imperatives

• Why Is Growth Becoming Increasingly Difficult To Achieve?
• The Strategic Imperative 8™
• Our Mega Trend Universe-Overview
• Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™

Executive Dashboard

• Our Mega Trend Universe-eGovernance Platforms
• Main Findings
• Growth Opportunities Essential to Future Success

Strategic Context

• The Future of the eGovernance Ecosystem
• Evolution of eGovernance
• eGovernance Service Model-2030
• Core Components of eGovernance
• eGovernance-Utility Scope
• eGovernance-The Need Imperative
• Strategic Guidelines for eGovernance
• Robust Data Principles-A Mandate for eGovernance
• Strategic Enablers for eGovernance
• The eGovernment Development Index (EGDI) by Economy
• Digital ID-A Pivot in Effective eGovernance
• Case Studies-Alberta Digital ID Platform
• Case Study-Estonia X-Road Digital Initiative
• Case Studies-Japan's Digital Government Plans
• Rise in Megacities-Calling for Smart Governance
• High Urbanization-A Trigger for eGovernance
• Cybersecurity-The Pivot for eGovernance
• Cybersecurity-An Urbanization Perspective
• eGovernance-Degree of Automation vs Impact Matrix
• eGovernance's Perceived Challenges
• Key Trend Opportunity Levers
• Trend Opportunity-Attractiveness Analysis

Future of eGovernance-Technology Perspectives

• Trend Opportunity-Core Technologies in eGovernance
• Biometrics
• AI and ML
• Blockchain
• Cloud Computing

Trend Impact Analysis

• Trend Opportunity Impact and Certainty Analysis
• Trend Opportunity Impact and Certainty Analysis (continued)
• Trend Opportunity Disruption Index
• Disruption Attractiveness Score
• Trend Opportunity Growth Index
• Growth Attractiveness Score
• Trends BEETS Implications

Growth Opportunity Analysis

• Growth Opportunity 1-Smart City Initiatives Driving E-Governance
• Growth Opportunity 1-Smart City Initiatives Driving E-Governance (continued)
• Growth Opportunity 2-Blockchain to Streamline Governance Activities
• Growth Opportunity 2-Blockchain to Streamline Governance Activities (continued)
• Growth Opportunity 3-Workplace Upskilling to Drive eGovernance
• Growth Opportunity 3-Workplace Upskilling to Drive eGovernance (continued)
• Critical Success Factors for Growth
• Conclusion-The Way Forward

Appendix

• Our Mega Trend Universe
• Our Mega Trend Universe (continued)

Next Steps

• Identifying Your Company's Growth Zone
• Your Next Steps
• About the Growth Pipeline Model™
• List of Exhibits
• List of Exhibits (continued)
• Legal Disclaimer