Issues of the Usage Level of e-Government in the Czech Population
| Session: Public information
services and e-government |
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Stanislav Hampl, Taylor Nelson Sofres Factum; Czech Republic |
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| Abstract: |
Increasing usage of online government services on the global level shows that
the public considers internet to be more and more appropriate for involvement in government activities on both national
and local levels. Portion of Czech citizens who use internet for access to the government services or products remains
in last two years unchanged. Compared with other post-communist countries, the CR is on quite good position but the
dynamics of this process is very slow and could lead to be backward. Compared with other countries in the world, the CR
belongs to less developed ones. Feeling of safety in using internet for contacts with government does not change in the
CR, in contrast with the global trend of improving perceptions of safety. Increasing possibilities of online
communication with the government and reinforcing of the safety is a great challenge for our public administration and
for the politicians, too.
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| About the author: |
Graduated in sociology at Charles University (1983), since 1983 research
manager in Public Opinion Research Institute, since 1994 research manager in TNS Factum. Focuses on public opinion
polls, election studies, social and value orientation surveys. In 1995-1996 he conducted a study of lifetime values and
medial behaviour (for Czech Radio), in 1997 he executed an analysis of security feeling in Prague (for Prague Municipal
Government), in 1999-2000 a team under his charge conducted a survey of motivation of young people concerning the choice
of the soldier/officer profession (for Ministry of Defence). Since 1999 a part of the team working on the feedback of
the communication strategy of Ministry of Foreign Affairs towards the accession of the CR to the EU. Publications in
dailies, scientific papers, part of the authors collective working on the book Chapters from the sociology of public
opinion. Theory and research (Karolinum, 1998).
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Other papers in this session:
- The Role of Public Libraries as the Contact Points of
e-Government (Jitka Krčilová, Ministry of Informatics; Czech Republic)
- Public Information Services and Phare 2001 (Jaroslav
Svoboda, Ministry of Interior; Czech Republic
Co-authors: Katarína Husárová, Ministry of Interior)
- 14:45 - 15:05 Coffee Break ()
- The Possibility of Using Public Libraries in the Public
Administration and Self-government Information System (Dana Petrýdesová, Research Library in Liberec; Czech
Republic)
- Experience from Collaboration Between the Municipal Library in Ústí
nad Orlicí and Mayors of Villages in the Region in the Field of Public Information Services (Jana Kalousková,
Municipal Library Ústí nad Orlicí; Czech Republic)
- Experience Obtained During Website Forming for All Surveying,
Mapping and Cadastral Offices (Milan Talich, Research Institute of Geodesy, Topography and Cartography; Czech
Republic)
- Current state of e-government in the CR or else Czech republic as
compared with other european countries (Denisa Faltová, National Training Fund; Czech Republic)
- Closing Address (Vladimír Karen, Albertina icome Praha s.r.o.; Czech Republic)
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