데이터기반의 디지털플랫폼정부 구현을 위한 지방정부와 공공기관간 협력모델에 대한 탐색적 연구

This study explores a case of collaborative administration between local governments and public institutions for realizing a digital platform government at the local level. Specifically, it examines the case of data sharing and utilization implemented by Daegu City, the Gyeongbuk Economic Promotion Agency, and the Korea Credit Guarantee Fund. The study findings highlight the following: This case serves as a tangible example of a digital platform being realized through data integration and collaboration between local governments and public institutions on regional issues. The case illustrates the establishment of a data governance ecosystem through a collaborative data environment and provides a model where the local government outsources external infrastructure for data platform development instead of building such infrastructure internally. Based on the study, three policy implications are derived for implementing a digital platform government: First, it is essential to promote efficient data-driven administration through the connection, collaboration, and sharing data and infrastructure between local governments and public institutions. Second, a shift toward a demand-driven data administration is necessary, focusing on providing tailored data that meets user needs rather than indiscriminately opening data for the general public. Third, the role of public institutions must be strengthened in data-driven digital platform administration.