This book explores how the rise of e-Government is transforming public sector organizations across developing countries. It highlights the shift from traditional, paper-based bureaucracies to more agile, transparent, and efficient digital systems. Drawing on real-world examples and case studies, the book demonstrates how governments are using digital tools to improve service delivery, increase citizen engagement, and promote accountability-even in the face of limited infrastructure and technological barriers.Beyond the technology, the book delves into the cultural and institutional shifts required to sustain digital transformation. It examines challenges such as resistance to change, skills gaps, and infrastructure limitations, while showcasing innovative responses from reform-minded leaders and organisations. The Digital Shift ultimately presents a compelling case for digital governance as a catalyst for inclusive development, offering valuable insights for public sector leaders, policy-makers, and development practitioners working to modernize governance in developing countries.