Big Data Governance Frameworks in the Cloud for Digital Public Service Platforms
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20443186Keywords:
Big Data Governance, Digital Public Services, Cloud-Based Governance, Data Governance-as-a-Service, Government Data Platforms, Public Data Sharing, Smart City Data Governance, Data-Driven Policymaking, Public Sector Digital Transformation, Cloud Data Ecosystems, Data Security and Reuse, Government Data Exchange Frameworks.Abstract
Governments are often viewed by citizens and businesses as the natural owners of public data that are generated or collected in their jurisdictions. It is expected that such data assets, if governed properly, can facilitate the provision of better services, enable data-driven policymaking, foster innovation, and drive new economic opportunities. However, big data present new and complicated challenges. Recent studies indicate data governance has become one of the most puzzling issues for governments pursuing digital transformation, which necessitates the establishment of a governance framework. Indeed, evidence-based guidance to inform the establishment of a big data governance framework for digital public service platforms on cloud infrastructure using a governance-as-a-service model is needed.
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