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Résumé: In many developing countries, management remains traditional, unable to meet the needs of citizens and to meet their needs. Therefore, it is necessary for these countries to move towards electronic management that allows the transition from traditional administrative work to the application of information and communication technology Modern technology including computer networks to link organizational units with each other in order to provide services to beneficiaries efficiently and cost less as quickly as possible. The electronic transition process of the public administration needs to provide an enabling environment for the transformation process. This depends on the state readiness of the country in terms of information and communications technology infrastructure, qualified human resources, digital laws and all electronic management requirements. Algeria is one of the developing countries, which strives to achieve all its capabilities to achieve the electronic transition in its management as soon as it uses national plans and strategies. It has initiated several e-projects in many sectors of government and seeks to spread the application of electronic management to all government institutions to achieve e-government. However, major challenges lie ahead for the rest of the developing countries to keep pace with developed countries in the process of electronic transition in public administration.

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