What benefits could the exports of the e-government technology give to foreign countries?
Trial and error inevitably occurs in doing anything for the first time. But fortunately, we have already made many trials and errors over the past decades. And our accumulated experience is stored in the form of technology and know-how. So if we are given the opportunities, we can make sure that they attain their goals within their planned timeframe, without undergoing such trials and errors as beginners normally do. Many Korean IT experts, say 800,000 of them, have sufficient experience in building e-government systems. Simply, we have technology, manpower, and experience in this regard. Korea has been rated top among countries of the world by Brown University in the United States, and third to fourth by the OECD in terms of e-government technology. I’m sure that such “official ratings” of Korea’s e-government technology level will be helpful to encouraging foreign countries to establish partnerships with Korea. Q: Then, how do you think the government should do to avoid conflicts of
