Public finance management (PFM) sits at the core of effective governance. It determines how governments plan, allocate, and monitor resources — and how they deliver results for citizens. Yet, across many administrations, financial decisions are still based on partial or delayed information. As governments move towards digital transformation, the smarter use of data in public finance management has become essential. When properly collected and applied, data allows governmen

Governments are changing quickly. With the rise of artificial intelligence (AI), there is a chance to make public services more personal, quicker, and more effective. AI can find patterns, make decisions, and act with little help from people. This brings big opportunities and serious responsibilities. To keep up, governments must change how they use data. Right now, data systems are often slow, disconnected, and hard to manage. Data is stuck in different places, formats, o

Governments generate vast amounts of unstructured data from sources such as public feedback, reports, images, and videos.