Government Information Resource Management

Author: Feng Huiling
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This book is a result of the 211 Project construction at Renmin University of China and is part of the Information Resource Management series. In modern society, information resources have become indispensable production factors and intangible assets, with government information resources accounting for a significant portion of the total social information resources. This book examines the status and role of government information resource management under new circumstances, its main content, methods, and the challenges it faces, filling the gaps in research within this field. The book is exploratory in its comprehensive discussion of government information resource management issues, offering guidance and reference for decision-making in the development and utilization of government information resources. It strives to bridge the past and present, combine theory with practice, integrate external experiences with local expertise, and connect existing achievements with independent thinking. The book traces the historical context of the formation and development of government information resources, argues for the theories and methods of government information resource management, conducts in-depth research on the current status and issues of government information disclosure and sharing in China, as well as the content and operational mechanisms of government information services, and proposes policies and strategies for the management of government information resources in China.