This study delves into one proposed tool to be used by digital government systems during transformation from conventional to digital paradigms. Focusing particularly on the partnership architecture managing the collaborative efforts among key players, namely; government, industry, and academia, contribute to the transition towards digital government. The research aims to scrutinize the bidirectional collaboration between key players in the paradigms, achieving mutual exchange of support flow in an interactive process where each key player will not only receive support, but also provide it to the other side in a form of healthy long term strategic partnership, highlighting the role of entrepreneurship and academia through this evolution. The investigation encompasses a thorough exploration of the impacts associated with the digital government's management of partnership with key players. Special attention is given to the vital role of entrepreneurship in supporting the government, expanding the conventional one way governmententrepreneurs collaboration , supporting entrepreneurs by government, and pumping national resources in creating a friendly entrepreneurial ecosystem with operating incubators and accelerators, with now clear rewards to the government in return. Moving towards supporting government systems and decision making processes by entrepreneurs in the other direction. By examining these aspects, this study explores for providing insights into the challenges, opportunities, and strategic considerations involved in navigating the complex landscape of digital government partnerships. The research take on a multifaceted approach, by incorporating a blend of qualitative, quantitative methodologies. Among the literature review, theoretical frameworks, and empirical analyses, the study aims to contribute valuable knowledge for the academic and governmental spheres. The expecting outcomes of this study are to shed light on the effective collaborative partnership model as a tool employed during the government's digital transition, offering implications for policymakers, industry practitioners, startups, and academic researchers, with a healthy flow of communication and support in all direction in the paradigm. The comprehensive insights garnered from this research are poised to inform future endeavors in establishing sustainable, digitally and innovation driven governance models.