How to evaluate traditional government affairs and e-government affairs

Traditional government affairs is actually an extensive management mode with high cost and low efficiency. This concept didn't exist before, but it was defined for different treatment after the rise of e-government. The general style is related to the paper media, which requires face-to-face signing and contact with government affairs.

The difference between traditional government affairs and e-government;

(1) Office means: Digitization of information resources and networking of information exchange are the most obvious features of e-government and traditional government affairs.

The difference. The traditional government office model relies on paper documents as the medium of information transmission, and its office means are backward and inefficient. When people go to government departments to do things, they have to go to the locations of various jurisdictions. If different departments are involved, it will be more time-consuming and laborious.

(2) Business process: realize the intensification of administrative business process. Standardization and high efficiency are the core of e-government, and they are also important differences from traditional government. The institutional setup of traditional government affairs is multi-level management, which is between decision-making and implementation.

The slow speed of information communication, high cost and high rate of information distortion often lead to different degrees of deviation of administrative will in the process of implementation, thus affecting the effective play of government administrative functions, and also causing bloated institutions, complicated administrative processes, reduced efficiency and other adverse consequences.

(3) Ways to communicate with the public: Direct communication with the public is one of the purposes of implementing e-government, which is also different from the traditional one.

Another important difference in government affairs. Traditional government affairs tend to alienate the relationship between the government and the public, and it is also easy to make the intermediate links lack strong democratic supervision and lead to corruption. The fundamental significance and ultimate goal of e-government is that the government can respond to the needs of the public more quickly and serve the people more directly.

(4) Government management costs: in traditional government affairs? Follow the law of increasing marginal cost of government affairs? The more social the task,

Heavy? The greater the scope of management? The higher the corresponding management cost. E-government is accompanied by the diminishing marginal cost of government affairs.

Law. "diminishing marginal cost of government affairs" means that the intermediate cost of social management is relatively reduced in the expansion of the scope of social management.