Strategies for Realizing Good Governance Through Electronic- Based Government Systems (SPBE) in The Procurement of Goods and Services

Technological developments demand absolute change, including in the scope of government. Good Governance as a concept in realizing a transparent government. The focus of this research is on electronic-based Procurement of Goods/Services services or known as the Electronic-Based Government System as the government's effort to realize Good Governance. The research aims to find out the government's strategy in realizing Good Governance in the Procurement of Goods/Services through SPBE. The qualitative approach as an approach in understanding social phenomena reviews the interaction caused between the government and society, literature studies as a tool to understand cases that will be generalized in answering this research. The five indicators based on Geoff Mulgen's theory are Puprposes, Enviroment, Direction, Action, and Learning. The goal is directed at transparency and accountability through digital systems such as E-Catalog. The digital environment creates an objective process with minimal conflicts of interest. Strategic leadership plays a role in directing the vision and coordination between implementers. The real implementation can be seen from the integration of SPSE and e-Catalog. Meanwhile, the learning process is carried out through training and human resource development to ensure adaptation and sustainability.