The purpose of this study is formation of mechanisms to ensure the effectiveness of the created network systems in increasing the project maturity of public management. The relevance of this study is due to the need to address the problem of modernization of public administration by implementing project management in the implementation of development programs of territorial communities on the basis of continuous increase of the project maturity of organizations and network systems. The study proved the existence of a direct dependence of the level of project maturity with regard to public management on the effectiveness of the network systems. A variant of the project maturity model adapted to the local selfgovernment body is being developed. This model distinguishes three levels of maturity of local governments. The coefficient of self-organization of the network system is offered as a dynamic indicator of the development of project maturity.
While algorithmic governance in the public sector can lead to increased efficiency and cost-effectiveness, the implementation of those digital innovations can also result in multiple forms of harm: data bias can lead to reinforcement of inequality, discrimination, and criminalization of already marginalized populations; lack of accountability and transparency in decision-making can lead to injustices; societal trust and the legitimacy of public sector institutions may suffer; privacy and fundamental human rights may be threatened, ethical standards challenged. Digital transformation, leading to algorithmic governance, may be challenged in times of crisis, such as the recent pandemic outbreak, as new technologies in public sector institutions and forms of data-driven surveillance and intrusive monitoring are introduced in the name of public security and social need. This research focuses in affirming the assumption that the effective management in the public sector, first of all, is determined by the ability of this sector to transform the perception of the services delivered; secondly, it requires strategic actions to enable the systemic and coherent digital transformation of the public sector; and lastly, the new strategies of human resources management in the public sector should be considered. The focus is concentrated on understanding how the implementation of digital tools to the public sector and public services correlate with algorithmic governance concept and what impact digitization has on the effectiveness of management in the public sector.
The use of automated accounting programs in agricultural enterprises makes it possible to ensure the efficiency of accounting of business operations occurring at the enterprise. The speed of registration of business transactions depends on how quickly the primary accounting documentation is processed by the employees of the accounting department of the enterprise. Traditional paper accounting documentation in operation creates certain difficulties for the enterprise associated with the costs of its delivery to the contractors of the enterprise and the need to store it for some time in accordance with current legislation. This causes the associated additional costs of the enterprise. One of the ways out of this situation, in our opinion, may be the reengineering of document management at an agricultural enterprise based on the use of an electronic document management system. Electronic document management makes it possible to make document management more transparent and significantly speed it up. The integration of an electronic document management system and an accounting program will improve the efficiency of accounting and management accounting at an agricultural enterprise.
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