Good Governance Institute report reveals how digital can be embraced across public services in a smart and innovative way.

A new report, published by the Good Governance Institute, outlines how digital can be embraced across public services in a smart and innovative way.

With reference to the TAPPI Inquiry report and the RE-COV study, the paper focuses on the practical steps that can be taken to achieve this digital premium and make a real difference to the lives of people and communities.

The report advocates that connecting digital “thinking and doing” with good governance enables proper stewardship of public assets and the public interest, and has been developed as a practical guide for board members to understand how to develop this within their organisations.