What to Share and Why to Share? A Case Study of CrossBoundary Information Sharing in Taiwan e-Government
Resource
圖書資訊學刊, 11(1), 025-053
Journal
圖書資訊學刊
Journal Volume
11
Journal Issue
1
Pages
025-053
Date Issued
2013-06
Date
2013-06
Author(s)
吳怡融
Abstract
In the public sector, cross-boundary information sharing has been an important theme among
governmental collaboration and is critical to organizational efficiency and performance. This
research explores the types and characteristics of shared information and the intended purposes of
information sharing. In the case study, the cross-boundary shared information can be abstracted into
five fundamental types: the collected raw data, the value-added information, the administrationoriented information, the administration-oriented knowledge, and the domain-oriented knowledge.
Another framework is proposed to conceptualize the purposes of interagency information sharing. The
identified seven purposes are administrative work, information search and verification, information
aggregation, business process chain, innovative service, experience-based knowledge sharing, and
crisis and emergency. The seven purposes do not mean to be an exhaustive list but to provide an initial
conceptualization to perceive the functionalities and roles that cross-boundary information sharing
plays among government agencies. The two proposed frameworks can help both researchers and
practitioners perceive and clarify the fundamental part of cross-boundary information sharing in the
public sector. The finding of this research is also expected to enrich the current information-sharing
theories and to contribute to the current e-Government literature from an international perspective
Subjects
跨機關、資訊分享、電子化政府、台灣
Boundary
Information Sharing
Electronic Government
Taiwan
SDGs
Type
journal article
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