The government of state's power bodies by means of the Internet
L. Bercea, G. Nemtoi, C. Ungureanu

TL;DR
This paper discusses how the Internet transforms government functions, enabling electronic interactions between government bodies and citizens, and fostering an informational society across various sectors.
Contribution
It provides an overview of e-government development and its role in creating an informational society with digital interactions between authorities and the public.
Findings
E-government enhances accessibility and efficiency of public services.
Digital platforms facilitate interaction between government and citizens.
The shift to electronic government impacts multiple societal sectors.
Abstract
The electronic government involves developing the informational society, which refers to an economy and a society in which the access, acquisition, memorizing, taking, transmitting, spreading and using the knowledge accede to a decisive role. The informational society involves changes in the domains of administration (e-Government), business (electronic commerce and e-business), education (long distance education), culture (multimedia centers and virtual libraries), mass- media (TV, video advertising panels), and in the labor manner (tele-work and virtual commuting).The e-government refers to the interaction between the Government, Parliament and other public institutions with the citizens by the electronic means.
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Taxonomy
TopicsE-Government and Public Services · Information Society and Technology Trends · Appreciative Inquiry and Organizational Change
