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No industry is more directly tied to the general well-being of consumers than the public sector. Citizens define what they want and need from governments, and those targets are shifting in today's climate of economic change. With stock market volatility, real estate bubbles and increasing unemployment, citizens want more from you. Today, they demand transparency and efficiency. After all, why should the government be exempt from oversight when spending taxpayers' money? It shouldn't.

Digital technology changes everything. If you're not an e-government, you aren't operating as efficiently as you could. In a digital, information-based society, governments must make changes to their strategies for business process management to survive and to provide better protection for the public sector.

Digital technologies are a major factor in your strategy for business process management. 

 From data management to cloud computing, executives are realizing the benefits of technology. To take advantage of these changes, your business must embrace future technological trends. There are several important factors accelerating the adoption of technology and driving the digital transformation of businesses.

Our world is becoming more and more automated. Technology now touches every part of our lives from the toys our children play with to the way in which we communicate. We're experiencing a digital transformation that is changing our expectations of how the world should work. This shift puts a spotlight on your ability to take on the e-government role. 

Digital disruption occurs when new technologies are introduced to an industry which will affect the value proposition of products and services. This is integral to a business' entire structure, and can easily create great changes to your strategy for Business Process Management ("BPM"). It's important to understand how digital disruption will shape the industry you do business with, and how you can accommodate these changes to stay on top of your BPM.