Abstract
ABSTRACTLeveraging open data to drive knowledge‐based intelligent governance is crucial because it enables evidence‐based decision‐making, improves service delivery, increases transparency and accountability, and enhances citizen engagement. However, there are challenges associated with the use of data and technology in intelligent governance, including departmental data sharing and openness, practicality and user engagement of government platforms, and security issues. Therefore, our panel invited experts from multiple universities to discuss and provide solutions to these theoretical and practical challenges. We aim to deeply analyze the existing problems in theory and practice, and provide solutions to promote the development of knowledge‐based intelligent governance. The importance of this panel lies in the promotion of evidence‐based decision‐making and the development of innovative digital public service capabilities to improve government responsiveness and citizen trust.
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