Modern Public Administration: Approaches to Development and Adaptation in the Digital Era
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This article examines the modernization of public administration with a focus on development strategies and adaptation in the digital era. Rapid changes in information technology and increasing public expectations have significantly impacted the Thai bureaucracy. This study presents a strategic framework for public administration, addressing key aspects such as the adoption of digital technologies to enhance service efficiency, promoting transparency and citizen participation, and developing the skills of public sector personnel to cope with change. The findings emphasize that successful digital-era public administration requires collaboration among government agencies, private sectors, and civil society, as well as flexible strategic planning to effectively address future challenges.
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