Show Notes
Government Transformed is a podcast produced by Global Government Forum with support from knowledge partner, Visa.
This show is all about digital transformation. Governments around the world are racing to digitalise, using new and established technologies to streamline their operations and drive innovation in the delivery of public services.
But what are the key building blocks needed to create modern, responsive and citizen-centric governments? And how can civil and public servants knock down the barriers that stand in the way?
In this podcast, expert guests will answer these questions, share what their governments have learned – and highlight the progress bureaucracies can make regardless of where they are in their digital transformation journey.
Hosted by former civil servant Siobhan Benita. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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