THE PROCESS OF COMPUTERIZATION OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION JUSTYNA ADAMUS-KOWALSKA

Justyna Adamus-Kowalska's book is a fascinating journey through the changes taking place in shaping the national archival resource in the era of the development of information and communication technologies. The author analyzes how the supervision and preservation of documentation affect the transmission of collective memory from generation to generation, emphasizing the role of archives and archivists in this process. In the face of a dynamically changing reality, archives must adapt, developing new tools that will allow for the preservation of a reliable picture of our times.

• In-depth analysis of the impact of computerization on archives
• Discussion of the challenges related to the electronic document
• Reflections on the role of artificial intelligence in archives
• Perspective of creating a national archival resource
• Edition from 2021, presenting a current view on the issue
• 318 pages full of knowledge and analysis
• Format 242x177 mm, ideal for reading and storing

The book addresses issues related to the process of computerization and the introduction of the electronic document to archives. The author draws attention to tools for automatic decision-making, which are created on the basis of the breakthrough technology of artificial intelligence. This publication is an important contribution to the discussion on the future of archives in the context of the digitization of public administration.

The Publishing House of the University of Silesia hands over to readers a publication that combines the traditional approach to archival science with modern technologies. This book is addressed to archivists, historians, students and all those interested in the impact of technology on the preservation of cultural heritage. The author, Justyna Adamus-Kowalska, presents a comprehensive view of the process of computerization of public administration in the context of creating a national archival resource.

This book is not only an analysis of changes, but also an attempt to answer the question of how to preserve a reliable picture of the dynamically changing reality and the times in which we live. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand how technology affects our collective memory and how we can protect it for future generations. This publication is a valuable source of knowledge for all those interested in archival science, history and the impact of technology on culture and society. This book is an invitation to reflect on the role of archives in the digital world and on how we can use technology to preserve our cultural heritage.