Analiza eGovernment servisa u funkciji mjerenja digitalnog razvoja Crne gore
Analysis Of eGovernment Services As A Tool For Measuring The Digital Development Of Montenegro

Summary/Abstract: Strong need for the application of information and communication technologies in everyday work has resulted in helping the public administration to face many challenges. Difference in degree of development between societies, social groups or individuals is in direct proportion with the difference in the degree of utilization and application of information and communication technologies. Only information societies in which knowledge and timely, comprehensive and accurate information are basic management resources can ensure the progress and future of its citizens. Increasing the efficiency and transparency of the public sector through the use of information and communication technologies is changing the way public administration functions and is causing changes in terms of the skills that both an employee in public administration as well as citizens who want to take advantage of the ICT supported services need to possess. Organizational changes necessary for the efficient functioning of public administration in the information society must be analyzed in detail, and in this manner implemented. In addition, the rapid development of technology and the paradigm change that comes with it, brings with it the necessary increase in socio-economic research in order to ensure the formulation of policies that will meet the needs of the information society. The aim of this paper is to assess the state of development level of eGovernment in Montenegro, on the basis of which the degree of digital development will be determined. The analysis will start from the hypothesis that a certain well-known indicators, generally used throughout the world to assess the level of development and sophistication of eGovernment solutions, can be applied in order to create more detailed and more analytical insight into the level of development of these solutions, and, in general, the digital development in Montenegro.

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