Nadia Tabassum

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Dr. Nadia Tabassum is a leading scholar in e-governance and digital transformation, with a focused expertise on the socio-technical challenges of implementing digital systems in public administration. Her most-cited work, "Post Pandemic World and Challenges for E-Governance Framework" (2021, 7 citations), critically examines how the rapid acceleration of cloud computing, IoT, and automation during the COVID-19 pandemic reshaped governmental digital infrastructure. In this pivotal paper, Tabassum identifies key vulnerabilities in existing e-governance models—including data privacy, digital divide, and institutional readiness—while proposing adaptive frameworks for post-pandemic resilience. Her research bridges the gap between technological innovation and policy implementation, offering practical insights for governments transitioning to fully digital ecosystems. Beyond this flagship study, her broader body of work explores the intersection of emerging technologies and public sector reform, making her a vital voice in contemporary debates on smart governance. Tabassum’s contributions are particularly relevant for researchers and policymakers navigating the complex landscape of digital statecraft, as she provides evidence-based strategies for building inclusive, secure, and efficient e-governance systems in an increasingly automated world.