E-administration in Poland in an audit perspective
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https://doi.org/10.12775/TSP-W.2020.004Keywords
e-administration, state control, Supreme Audit Office, ePUAPAbstract
E-administration is a relatively new concept related to the broader technological progress and development of modern technologies, as well as a key condition for the development of an effective information society. E-administration means that the state provides as much of its own public services as possible via the Internet in order to facilitate numerous entities, including its own citizens, enterprises, the academia, etc., as well as to guarantee access to various public services and make the access more affordable. Thanks to such measures, citizens’ satisfaction with the administration increases, and the competitiveness of countries and enterprises increases as well.
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