Promoting services using public data of science and technology
Do-Bum Chung, Seong-Uk Park, Eunjin Kim · 2015
Open data policy to open up public data on the private sector are emerging around the world. South Korea has also presented a `Government 3.0' policy with its part as a major policy challenge. However, the `Government 3.0' examples of science and technology are relatively lacking, compared to other sectors. This study clearly argues the concept of `Government 3.0', and the departmental services (best practices) are highlighted to explain the `Government 3.0' implementation. In particular, we propose the practices of Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information (KISTI) in order to facilitate services of science and technology. This study will do much for promoting services of science and technology, and then people will be able to experience the `Government 3.0' performance.