Abstract
The article discusses the use of modern information technologies in public administration. It is noted that at present, when a new information society is actively developing, the issue of introducing the latest information technologies into state and municipal administration is becoming the most urgent topic, as it makes it possible to effectively communicate with state and municipal authorities with legal entities and individuals, accelerates and simplifies the process of registration various documentation, contributes to the development of the economy and social sphere. The main goal of the study is the issue of the characteristics of modern information technologies in the public administration system in the Russian Federation at present and their practical application. The main research methods in this case are the collection of primary information and its analysis. The article highlights the main legislative acts on the basis of which the introduction of new modern technologies in the public administration system is carried out, as well as systematized indicators characterizing the dynamics and development of this process. It also raises the issue of the effectiveness of the “electronic government”, when the process of informatization of public administration is fully taking place. The study assessed the effectiveness of the "electronic government" in three main areas of interaction in the public administration system. This article provides statistics characterizing the dynamics of the implementation of the Information Society Development Strategy in the Russian Federation for 2017-2030. Analysis of statistics shows that, despite certain problems and shortcomings, the implementation of this Strategy at the present stage is quite effective.
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