Government information management

Author: Zhou Xiaoying
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features:
◎ Core Concept: Introducing the concept of government information management based on information technology into innovative practices of government management systems, improving government workflows, and promoting "government reengineering."
◎ Distinctive Features: Reflects the latest dynamics and technological achievements in e-government, emphasizing the close integration of information technology and government management, and provides comprehensive, systematic principles, methods, and practical examples for the integration of government information resources.
◎ Leading in China: The first series in China to present a comprehensive overview of e-government theory and practice. The content covered in this series is unprecedented in domestic textbook development.
◎ Strong Practicality: Not only serves as a systematic and professional textbook for teachers and students in relevant disciplines at higher education institutions but also serves as an important training series and reference material for civil servants in national agencies, employees of enterprises and public institutions, and professionals in the e-government industry.
This book comprehensively elaborates on the fundamental issues of government information management from various aspects, including the construction, organization, development, search, and retrieval of government information resources; government information communication, services, and decision support; the openness of government information, government informatization, the legalization of government information management, and China's government information management system. It systematically discusses the basic principles and methods of government information management and establishes a framework system for government information management.
The book manages government information resources according to the life cycle of government information, which consists of seven stages: demand definition, collection, transmission, processing, storage, dissemination, and utilization. Centered on this core, it integrates technological, economic, and humanistic perspectives to comprehensively and elaborately discuss the objectives, tasks, and methods of government information management. Additionally, it systematically explains the openness of government information, the legalization of government information management, and how to improve China's government information management system, establishing a fundamental framework system for government information management.
The book is rich in content and presents its explanations in an accessible manner, making it suitable as a textbook or teaching reference for disciplines such as information management and e-government. It can also serve as training material for government agencies, enterprises, and public institutions.