CHATY, Lionel
Towards an electronic administration? Local information systems, or the web modernization of local administration - London : Sage Publication, sept. 2001
The expansion of new information and communication technologies (NICTS) is rapidly and drastically changing the way in which social, commercial and institutional interactions take place. Often described as the `information society', the society in which we now live is the result of a technological and ideological evolution which, as a result of information digitization, the development of new networks such as the internet and far-reaching changes in the way in which work is organized, has radically changed modes of communication - now based on globalization and high-speed information flows. The government action programm for taking France into the information society recognizes the importance of NICTs is modernizing public services. It states that such changes `make the conditions for France's entry into the information society a decisive issue for the future'. This programme involves `access to knowledge and culture, national planning and development, public participation in local life' and of interest to us - the use of NICTS to modernize public services. On this point, the action programme is broadly divided into two major projects: networked administration (AdER) and `local information systems' (LIS)
Towards an electronic administration? Local information systems, or the web modernization of local administration - London : Sage Publication, sept. 2001
The expansion of new information and communication technologies (NICTS) is rapidly and drastically changing the way in which social, commercial and institutional interactions take place. Often described as the `information society', the society in which we now live is the result of a technological and ideological evolution which, as a result of information digitization, the development of new networks such as the internet and far-reaching changes in the way in which work is organized, has radically changed modes of communication - now based on globalization and high-speed information flows. The government action programm for taking France into the information society recognizes the importance of NICTs is modernizing public services. It states that such changes `make the conditions for France's entry into the information society a decisive issue for the future'. This programme involves `access to knowledge and culture, national planning and development, public participation in local life' and of interest to us - the use of NICTS to modernize public services. On this point, the action programme is broadly divided into two major projects: networked administration (AdER) and `local information systems' (LIS)
