Government development in the digital economy

Abstract

E-government is crucial for modernizing public administration in the context of rapid digitalization. This paper examines e-government’s evolution from basic process automation to advanced models incorporating AI, blockchain, and big data. Key e-government construction models are analyzed, emphasizing the need for comprehensive implementation to transform the public sector. Case studies illustrate technology’s impact on service efficiency, while also addressing challenges like digital inequality, cyberattacks, and organizational barriers. International indices (UN EGDI and OECD DGI) are evaluated, noting their limitations. Ethical dilemmas, such as balancing managerial efficiency and data privacy, are also addressed. Future e-government prospects involve AI for predicting social risks and strengthening international dialogue on digital rights.