№2, 2020
ANALYSİS OF SOCİAL RELATİONS İN THE E-GOVERNMENT ENVİRONMENT: OPPORTUNİTİES AND PROSPECTS
The intense and dynamic impact of information technology on everyday life and the behavior of citizens has led to the emergence of new social relations in society and certain changes in traditional relations. Each state has its own structure of relations between citizens. Analysis and classification of social relations in society are important for the effective management of economic development and security of the electronic state (e-government). The aim of the study is to identify the role of social relations in the formation of the e- government and develop proposals for the effectiveness of the analysis of social relations. The article explores some approaches and information systems used in the analysis of social relations, classifies social relations by nature, form and type. For effective management and evaluation of social relations, a categorical solution diagram was developed and it was proposed to analyze social relations using subnets. The study used a systematic approach, graph theory and comparative analysis methods. The results obtained in the article can be used to manage e-government more effectively (pp.65-79).
Keywords:e-state, social relations, cyber-physical systems, social groups, graph theory, Relationship Science, Traxor, Brand Analytics.
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