L'administration életronique : une difficile mise en cohérence des acteurs
By: FLICHY, Patrice
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Contributor(s): DAGIRAL, Éric.
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ArticlePublisher: Paris : ENA, 2004Revue Française D'Administration Publique 110, p. 245-256Abstract: Up to now, French electronic administration has been divided into two broad models. On one hand, numerical society aligning the various political institutions (ministries, regional authorities) and citizens-users, and on the other, computerised administrative management, which tries to align computer technicians, administrative employees and users. These projects seem unable to bring together a large number of participating actors. Two models can remedy this by building new alignments : agencies and of European constraints. In the end, electronic administration is an ongoing worksite with an uncertain future
Up to now, French electronic administration has been divided into two broad models. On one hand, numerical society aligning the various political institutions (ministries, regional authorities) and citizens-users, and on the other, computerised administrative management, which tries to align computer technicians, administrative employees and users. These projects seem unable to bring together a large number of participating actors. Two models can remedy this by building new alignments : agencies and of European constraints. In the end, electronic administration is an ongoing worksite with an uncertain future
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