Cloud-powered Governance: Enhancing Transparency and Decision-making through Data-driven Public Policy
Authors: Dr. Sahana Iyer, Dr. Neelabh Trivedi
Pages: 13-18
Abstract
This study examines the impact of cloud computing technologies on public administration as a result of enabling data-centric policies. We devise a holistic approach utilizing cloud systems which optimizes transparency, participation, and operational productivity within a proprietary framework. The research illustrates the elevated responsiveness to policy demands and the ease of accessing data while evaluating diverse models of governance. The findings suggest that cloud-enabled governance systems are superior to conventional systems in their ability to be scaled, analyzed, and monitored in real-time, marking a shift for digital governance systems in intelligent societies and providing a model for other smart societies.
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