Lecture-3. New requirements in digital marketing�and e-government systems
PhD., Elbek Khodjaniyazov
Rationale for Emerging Requirements
• Escalating user expectations in digital environments
• Expansion of mobile ecosystems and short-form content platforms
• Integration of Data Analytics and Artificial Intelligence
• Comprehensive digital transformation of public services
Privacy, Consent and Data Governance
Omnichannel Service Model
An integrated service model ensuring consistent interaction across:
• Web platforms
• Mobile applications
• Chatbots and call centers
• Offline service points
A unified citizen profile enhances trust, satisfaction, and conversion rates.
Conceptual Definition of E-Government
Structural Model of E-Government Interaction
Government
G2C
(Citizens)
G2B
(Business)
G2G
(Agencies)
G2E
(Employees)
Strategic Objectives of E-Government
• Optimization of public service delivery
• Reduction of geographical and administrative barriers
• Expansion of citizen self-service mechanisms
• Enhancement of civic participation
• Promotion of digital literacy
Internal Architecture of E-Government System
Government Core
Digital Document Management
Electronic Archiving
Online Service Portals
Citizens & Businesses Interface
Conclusion