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IMPLEMENTATION OF E-GOVERNMENT IN ROMANIA

With the technological boom of the twentieth century that intertwined politically with the growing assertion of liberal ideas about a minimal state, having as attributes the provision of services to citizens paying taxes, the concept of "Government" has undergone significant changes. Information technology has been the new challenge of the world economy for several decades. Rapid progress in this area is increasingly influencing the way we live and work. Through the profound impact on society, the phenomenon is unanimously appreciated as a feature of the new industrial revolution "information society". E-Government is important for both OECD and EU member states. The usefulness of this activity is necessary for public institutions, private agencies, where different alternatives must be chosen for the implementation of projects or e-Government activity. The advance towards the information society, based on knowledge is considered, at a global level, as a necessary evolution for ensuring sustainable development in the context of the new economy, based on products and intellectual-intensive activities. The novelty of the new society is the speed with which knowledge is renewed (the volume of knowledge available doubles every five years). The article aims to identify the main elements of novelty in the IT sphere at government level, a component of great notoriety in the context of globalization.