BUDDHIST PRINCIPLES AND UTILIZATION OF TECHNOLOGY FOR NEW PUBLIC MANAGEMENT

Abstract

This article is a study on the principles of Buddhist ethics and the use of technology for modern state management. In the current post-Covid-19 world, human life has visibly changed, with technology playing a crucial role in facilitating activities. Therefore, modern state management requires adaptability to this new era, necessitating the development of systems for public service, data management, and the monitoring of both internal and external organizational integrity to foster trust. Administrators must integrate technology into state management while upholding moral principles, utilizing the Four Noble Truths to enhance sustainable and efficient governance. Furthermore, this approach fosters mutual understanding and coexistence between administrators and the public, which is fundamental for societal development and sustainable management.