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+1. Careful still, public services are also a matter of human representation, of accessibility, to nurture the relation between (all) the citizens and the stat
by Juliate 4y ago
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Careful still, public services are also a matter of human representation, of accessibility, to nurture the relation between (all) the citizens and the state (as it also is in the private sector, between a brand and customers).
Moving public services online is great IFF it does not remove at the same time a satisfying option for offline/physical access to the same services, for those that are not able to use the online access (disabled, old, unused to computers or tablets, remote areas, etc. - those are still a significant part of the people, and even if, an equal access to public services is a must).
- skeletal88 4y agoCalm down, there still are physical offices where people can go and do their stuff, nobody is forcing people to use the online services.
- Juliate 4y agoI'm very calm thank you :) I'm just reminding, from a local experience (France), that in general, moving/reducing/replacing (public) services physical presence to online services has to be carefully considered & planned over quite a long period of time, especially regarding accessibility.