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Digital Public Services
Dobeš, Lukáš ; Fincato, MA André (referee) ; Kubíková, Zuzana (advisor)
The diploma thesis co-develops Digital Public Services, a flat hierarchy group and its products, services, tools and methods, which are primarily in the field of organizational design. In addition to the specific work, it summarizes the gradual evolution of collective management protocols and its context. Rather than a comprehensive description of "how to make decisions", it presents the common interplay of members and shared values which include, for example, the rejection of originality and competition, authorship and authority.
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Public Administration and eGovernment
Vogel, Richard ; Pomahač, Richard (advisor) ; Rajchl, Jiří (referee)
Public Administration and eGovernment Abstract This diploma thesis Public Administration and EGovernment brings a unique perspective on the existing and new legal regulation of eGovernment. The essence of the thesis is a legal analysis of the newly adopted Digital Service Rights Act. The concept of the Act, which has been determined by specific circumstances of its creation, as well as the content of the Act, and the newly regulated digital rights, are critically analyzed. Some of these digital rights are only generalizations of existing rules regulated by various eGovernment acts, while other digital rights are wholly new and address previously unaddressed digitalization issues. The focus of this paper is on key digital rights such as the right to use digital services, the right to perform digital acts, and the right to share stored data. A crucial part of the new Act is dependent on legal institutes regulated by existing eGovernment laws. Concerning these legal institutes, the thesis offers a reflection of existing legal regulation and answers to some persistent legal questions concerning, for example, logging into public administration portals, the automatic setting up of data boxes for certain ordinary citizens, or qualified and non- qualified forms of electronic submission. Using international indexes...
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Digital Public Services
Dobeš, Lukáš ; Fincato, MA André (referee) ; Kubíková, Zuzana (advisor)
The diploma thesis co-develops Digital Public Services, a flat hierarchy group and its products, services, tools and methods, which are primarily in the field of organizational design. In addition to the specific work, it summarizes the gradual evolution of collective management protocols and its context. Rather than a comprehensive description of "how to make decisions", it presents the common interplay of members and shared values which include, for example, the rejection of originality and competition, authorship and authority.
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