The Complexity of the Legislative Framework and the Difficulties of Correlation with Economic and Social Impact in Public Administration. The Digitalization of Public Services
The Complexity of the Legislative Framework and the Difficulties of Correlation with Economic and Social Impact in Public Administration. The Digitalization of Public Services

Author(s): Vasilica Negruţ, Mircea Valentin Cârlan
Subject(s): Public Administration, Public Law, Social Informatics, ICT Information and Communications Technologies, Socio-Economic Research
Published by: ADJURIS – International Academic Publisher
Keywords: public administration; public service; digitalization; information technologies; cyber security;
Summary/Abstract: Public administration intends, as in all modern countries, to solve public affairs, it is linked to the state system, and it must act for the common good. Continuous adaptation to society's needs is a constant concern of public authorities. One such concern is the digitalization of public services, which consists of a set of activities necessary to adapt all legally regulated processes to transfer the stages of their fulfillment to automated information technology infrastructures organized by artificial intelligence. In this article, starting from the purpose of the public administration, using the logical interpretation, as well as the comparative analysis, we aimed at highlighting the need for the digitalization of public services and the benefits of this process, in the context of a complex legislative framework, emphasizing, at the same time, the difficulties of correlation with economic and social impact in public administration. The digitalization of public services is a mandatory requirement, which will represent a solution for the uniqueness of the stages within the technical-material operations, aspects that will eliminate any possible violations of fundamental rights and freedoms. Digitalization aims not only at facilitating citizens' access to the benefits of public services, but also at changing the perception of citizens towards the public administration, the goal being the achievement of a transparent public administration, as close as possible to the citizen.

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