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Public Policies for Digital Transformation in Brazil and Mexico: Innovation Strategies for Promoting Digital Government
Abstract
This chapter examines the public policies facilitating digital transformation in Brazil and Mexico, focusing on innovative strategies for effective digital governance. As both countries strive to modernize public services to enhance efficiency and accessibility, the research identifies key initiatives like Brazil's E-Digital strategy and Mexico's National Policy on Information and Communication Technology. These frameworks aim to promote transparency, social inclusion, and improved service delivery. The study highlights the necessity of understanding the socio-economic and technological contexts of each country, advocating for shared practices that could enhance public administration in Latin America.
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