FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF MODERN INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGICAL FACTORS AS AN IMPERATIVE FOR THE TRANSITION TO A PUBLIC MANAGEMENT MODEL

Abstract

The article summarizes the functional characteristics of modern information technology factors as an imperative for the transition to a public management model. It is determined that information and technological factors play a key role in the construction of the public administration system itself. New means and technologies of information interaction completely change the principles of organization of the public administration system. The emergence of such technologies makes it possible: to quickly create working groups, centers, headquarters for solving urgent problems of society, with the ability to connect the entire public potential; conduct public hearings and expertise of the most important projects of the society, the population, and the state everywhere. This will significantly reduce the degree of errors and miscalculations. In addition, the implementation of state, municipal and public control (supervision) in various areas will be transparent and effective; the system of public administration will be filled with real, actual content in the full sense of the word, since there will be no formal reason to resolve the main contradiction of the modern management system – the separation of the object of management from the process of management itself. The directions of such a mechanism are transparency of the government, its state, its efficiency and effectiveness. The following characteristic features of public communications based on information and technological factors are studied: activation of the potential of society in the face of its active citizens, groups, strata and entire territories; transformation of the process of public management of chaotic processes and directions into dynamic, stable and widespread processes. It is proved that the mode of public communication, as the basis of an open information society, contributes to the synergy effect by increasing the confidence of citizens and civil society institutions in the state and its authorities on the one hand, and on the other – makes it possible to repeatedly increase the resources of power through the participation of the population itself.