This review examines the efforts of the Colombian government to move beyond e-government toward digital government in order to better serve its citizens and foster social and economic growth in the post-conflict era. It focuses on the following aspects: the governance framework for digital government; the extent to which digital technologies and open data are used to engage citizens and businesses and collaborate with them to develop policies and services; how public sector data is managed to improve strategic foresight, policy and service delivery and overall performance; and the implications of regional disparities for implementing digital government.