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PAAT Journal Vol. 1, No. 1, (June 2019)

Figure 1: Public Policy Cycle

Source: GeoPolicy: Science and the policy cycle (Connors, S., 2016:1)

Not only the speed of public policy cycle needs to be revolved faster to cope with
the environmental changes, but the public also demands for higher efficiency and higher

effectiveness, as well as higher standard of good governance. With disruptive technologies,
the public are seeking for disruptive measurements of efficiency, effectiveness and degree of
governance of the administrations. The public demands for measurement of public policies

and their implementations by the public, no longer by the policy makers. The measurements
are expected to be real-time and not a year later. The survey for feedback from the public

for policy evaluation is outdated, the public is now certainly capable to provide feedback in
real-time through mobile facilities including the hand-held. The NPM has become inadequate

to respond to the speed of public demands. Private industry worldwide has been struggling
to survive through digital transformation purposed to adapt to the disruptive world

environment, so is the public management.

Research Objectives

1. To understand the historical evolution of public management.
2. To define what the disruptive public management is.

3. To create awareness to the public and policy makers of the necessity of
disruptive public management.

4. To recommend how Thailand should adopt disruptive public management.

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