Ministério da Economia e ABES promovem evento sobre Desafios do Governo Digital e a colaboração do setor privado

Merched Chehed de Oliveira, Ulysses Cesar Amaro de Melo, Rodolfo Fücher

The Brazilian Electronic Government (eGOV) has, with one of its fundamental guidelines, integration with partners and suppliers. And, as a way of putting this pillar into practice, the Ministry of Economy and ABES, through the Digital Government Secretariat, promoted this Wednesday (04/03) a workshop in Brasília (DF), with the objective of discussing how the The private sector can collaborate with the challenges of the Digital Government and the achievement of the main goals of this national policy.

Ulysses Cesar Amaro de Melo, deputy secretary of the Digital Government Secretariat, and Merched Chehed de Oliveira, director of Operation and Implementation of ICT Services, led the programming of this event, together with Rodolfo Fücher, president of ABES. Also present at the organization were: Paulo Roque, vice-president; Manoel Antônio dos Santos, legal director, and Carolina Marzano, Compliance officer and committee advisor.

Recognizing that digital government is a path of no return, the eGOV program in Brazil has prioritized the use of information and communication technologies (ICTs) to democratize access to information, aiming to broaden the debate and popular participation in the construction of public policies , as well as improving the quality of services and public information provided, ensuring interoperability between agencies, promoting data integration and security.

An overview of the initiatives in recent years shows that the digital transformation is occurring rapidly in Brazilian public management, both in the Legislative, Executive and Judiciary, in municipalities, states and the federal government. This evolving context includes everything from new processes in public procurement, availability of public services online through the Digital Government platform, through the adoption of cloud, implementation of systems based on artificial intelligence, IoT and blockchain, as well as the creation of the single document digital, just to name a few examples. However, there are many challenges, with public management relying on the private sector's expertise and technological tools to overcome them.