Power-coordination systems and information technologies

Power-coordination status systems have been defined and the dependence of their effectiveness on the excellence of the applied information technologies has been substantiated. The necessity of a planned change in the structure of such systems is substantiated as the methods and means of implementing information technologies are improved. Examples are given that demonstrate the relationship between the level of management efficiency and the level of perfection of the software and hardware implementing organizational and information support of the public administration system. Special attention is paid to informational feedback and notification of the population about state laws and their implementation.