|
| |
|
| |
|
|
Electronization of public administration at the level of fundamental territorial self-governing units - the Kladno district
Kotková, Lucie ; Brádlerová, Daniela (advisor) ; Woitschová, Klára (referee)
The presented diploma thesis deals with the electronization of public administration at the level of basic territorial self-governing units in Kladno district. The thesis is divided into two parts - theoretical and practical. The theoretical part of the diploma thesis gives a comprehensive overview of the development of the electronization of public administration in the independent Czech Republic from the beginning of the 1990s of the 20th century, with an emphasis especially on the changes that took place from the year 2008 (the adoption of the "eGovernment Act") to the present day. This work reflects the definition and the most current legislation, the goal of which is the gradual expansion of electronization and digitization of all levels of public administration. In the practical part of the thesis, attention is paid to the current state of electronization in selected basic territorial self-governing units in the Kladno district. The research is focused specifically on the analysis of the performance of file service in the context of eGovernment and the level of services provided in the Zlonice and Vraný townships, and at the same time on the comparison of different forms of performance of the file service in the townships mentioned above. The thesis identified real positives and negatives...
|
|
|
The Records management and proposal of implementation of an electronic records system in the City of Prague Museum
Kotková, Lucie ; Brádlerová, Daniela (advisor) ; Woitschová, Klára (referee)
The presented bachelor's thesis deals with the development of the records management performed on the territory of the Czechoslovak and later independent Czech Republic. The theoretical part is devoted to the history and development of the records management system since 1918, where it considers the subsequent domestic and geopolitical changes that had an impact on this area of expertise. The main focus of this thesis is the transformation of the records system from paper to electronic form, where the use of an Electronic Documents and Records Managing System (EDRMS) is promoted due to the inevitable modernization of office work and the growing volume of electronic documents. In this context, the thesis also presents a comprehensive overview of the relevant legislative changes. The practical part focuses on the analysis and performance of the records management system in the City of Prague Museum. At the conclusion of the thesis a proposal and arguments for the electronization of the records system are presented, resp. the implementation of EDRMS as a framework important to any organization to secure effective document management. Key words: records management, electronization, document, eGovernment, implementation
|
|
| |
|
| |
guest ::
RSS feed.