“Digital Governance: Transforming Public Services” discusses how digital technologies are changing public administration. In an era of rapid digital innovation, this book examines how emerging technologies affect government, service delivery, and public involvement. With theoretical and practical insights, it is essential for comprehending digital tool integration in public services. Each chapter covers a distinct facet of digital governance. It starts with a discussion of digital governance’s theoretical foundations and historical backdrop, which led to digital public administration. This introduction explains how digital technologies have grown and their role in contemporary government. Later chapters cover particular public service digital transformation topics. Develop and execute digital platforms for service delivery, use data analytics in policymaking, and integrate AI into administrative operations. With case studies from diverse areas and industries, each chapter details how these technologies are utilised. These instances show institutions’ digital transformation achievements and failures. The book addresses digital governance concerns and ethics for a large part. Data privacy and security, the digital divide, and public sector jobs and automation are examined. Innovation must be balanced with ethics to avoid worsening disparities and eroding public confidence, according to the book. It emphasises risk mitigation and strong protections to secure sensitive data and ensure openness.