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Author analyses the use of the promissory note signed by electronic signature (e-note) in the process of small claims management. Due to 2008 economic crisis, the number of overdue receivables, especially small amount ones significantly increased. The most common and often - the quickest way to the recovery is the process of the court order issuance. Most of the creditors, in order to get the receivingorder document, use the process of the court order. However, this type of process may not always be the effective way to achieve the desired goal in the small claim recovery procedure. Sometimes the costs of recovery exceed the amount of the receivable itself. In addition, the application for a court order issuance may be rejected simply because it does not comply with very strict and formal requirements. In the field of small claims management, one option to avoid the formalities of the court order is to use the promissory note. However, the issue of the signature obligation arises. The contract parties are able to use various forms of electronic signature, but Lithuanian legislation does not clearly define type of the electronic signature that shall or can be used for e-notes. On the other hand, the Electronic Signature Act of Lithuanian Republic gives wide scope of the use of electronic signature – you can choose from a contractual to a qualified electronic signature. The field of small claims management will inevitably change by adopting new approaches of resolving small claim issues. Because of simplicity of e-note it has the potential to become one of the most popular instruments in the field of the small claims management.

Author analyses the use of the promissory note signed by electronic signature (e-note) in the process of small claims management. Due to 2008 economic crisis, the number of overdue receivables, especially small amount ones significantly increased. The most common and often - the quickest way to the recovery is the process of the court order issuance. Most of the creditors, in order to get the receivingorder document, use the process of the court order. However, this type of process may not always be the effective way to achieve the desired goal in the small claim recovery procedure. Sometimes the costs of recovery exceed the amount of the receivable itself. In addition, the application for a court order issuance may be rejected simply because it does not comply with very strict and formal requirements. In the field of small claims management, one option to avoid the formalities of the court order is to use the promissory note. However, the issue of the signature obligation arises. The contract parties are able to use various forms of electronic signature, but Lithuanian legislation does not clearly define type of the electronic signature that shall or can be used for e-notes. On the other hand, the Electronic Signature Act of Lithuanian Republic gives wide scope of the use of electronic signature – you can choose from a contractual to a qualified electronic signature. The field of small claims management will inevitably change by adopting new approaches of resolving small claim issues. Because of simplicity of e-note it has the potential to become one of the most popular instruments in the field of the small claims management.

Author analyses the use of the promissory note signed by electronic signature (e-note) in the process of small claims management. Due to 2008 economic crisis, the number of overdue receivables, especially small amount ones significantly increased. The most common and often - the quickest way to the recovery is the process of the court order issuance. Most of the creditors, in order to get the receivingorder document, use the process of the court order. However, this type of process may not always be the effective way to achieve the desired goal in the small claim recovery procedure. Sometimes the costs of recovery exceed the amount of the receivable itself. In addition, the application for a court order issuance may be rejected simply because it does not comply with very strict and formal requirements. In the field of small claims management, one option to avoid the formalities of the court order is to use the promissory note. However, the issue of the signature obligation arises. The contract parties are able to use various forms of electronic signature, but Lithuanian legislation does not clearly define type of the electronic signature that shall or can be used for e-notes. On the other hand, the Electronic Signature Act of Lithuanian Republic gives wide scope of the use of electronic signature – you can choose from a contractual to a qualified electronic signature. The field of small claims management will inevitably change by adopting new approaches of resolving small claim issues. Because of simplicity of e-note it has the potential to become one of the most popular instruments in the field of the small claims management.

The relevance and importance of University and Business Collaboration (UBC) in this dissertation has been analysed at individual academic faculty and business employee level focusing on academic staff readiness to deliver online learning services. Very important issue was pointed out by Davey (2013) study that academic staff needs to be involved more by receiving greater personal benefits from their universities in terms of increasing university business collaboration. According to Kotha et al., (2013) it is not simple for business organizations to combine elements of their existing knowledge with new elicited distant knowledge. Promotion of University and Business Collaboration has a broader framework with strong integrated academic staff role. First of all interdisciplinary aspect should be admitted by covering education science and business areas as academic staff readiness is analysed in the framework of changing university mission, which is influenced by economic change as well. The study is significant because it will outcome by creating a university-business collaboration framework and disclose the academic staff readiness for online services delivery to business strengthening the UBC. Reccomendation for university, business and government has been prepared.

The relevance and importance of University and Business Collaboration (UBC) in this dissertation has been analysed at individual academic faculty and business employee level focusing on academic staff readiness to deliver online learning services. Very important issue was pointed out by Davey (2013) study that academic staff needs to be involved more by receiving greater personal benefits from their universities in terms of increasing university business collaboration. According to Kotha et al., (2013) it is not simple for business organizations to combine elements of their existing knowledge with new elicited distant knowledge. Promotion of University and Business Collaboration has a broader framework with strong integrated academic staff role. First of all interdisciplinary aspect should be admitted by covering education science and business areas as academic staff readiness is analysed in the framework of changing university mission, which is influenced by economic change as well. The study is significant because it will outcome by creating a university-business collaboration framework and disclose the academic staff readiness for online services delivery to business strengthening the UBC. Reccomendation for university, business and government has been prepared.

The relevance and importance of University and Business Collaboration (UBC) in this dissertation has been analysed at individual academic faculty and business employee level focusing on academic staff readiness to deliver online learning services. Very important issue was pointed out by Davey (2013) study that academic staff needs to be involved more by receiving greater personal benefits from their universities in terms of increasing university business collaboration. According to Kotha et al., (2013) it is not simple for business organizations to combine elements of their existing knowledge with new elicited distant knowledge. Promotion of University and Business Collaboration has a broader framework with strong integrated academic staff role. First of all interdisciplinary aspect should be admitted by covering education science and business areas as academic staff readiness is analysed in the framework of changing university mission, which is influenced by economic change as well. The study is significant because it will outcome by creating a university-business collaboration framework and disclose the academic staff readiness for online services delivery to business strengthening the UBC. Reccomendation for university, business and government has been prepared.

The relevance and importance of University and Business Collaboration (UBC) in this dissertation has been analysed at individual academic faculty and business employee level focusing on academic staff readiness to deliver online learning services. Very important issue was pointed out by Davey (2013) study that academic staff needs to be involved more by receiving greater personal benefits from their universities in terms of increasing university business collaboration. According to Kotha et al., (2013) it is not simple for business organizations to combine elements of their existing knowledge with new elicited distant knowledge. Promotion of University and Business Collaboration has a broader framework with strong integrated academic staff role. First of all interdisciplinary aspect should be admitted by covering education science and business areas as academic staff readiness is analysed in the framework of changing university mission, which is influenced by economic change as well. The study is significant because it will outcome by creating a university-business collaboration framework and disclose the academic staff readiness for online services delivery to business strengthening the UBC. Reccomendation for university, business and government has been prepared.

The relevance and importance of University and Business Collaboration (UBC) in this dissertation has been analysed at individual academic faculty and business employee level focusing on academic staff readiness to deliver online learning services. Very important issue was pointed out by Davey (2013) study that academic staff needs to be involved more by receiving greater personal benefits from their universities in terms of increasing university business collaboration. According to Kotha et al., (2013) it is not simple for business organizations to combine elements of their existing knowledge with new elicited distant knowledge. Promotion of University and Business Collaboration has a broader framework with strong integrated academic staff role. First of all interdisciplinary aspect should be admitted by covering education science and business areas as academic staff readiness is analysed in the framework of changing university mission, which is influenced by economic change as well. The study is significant because it will outcome by creating a university-business collaboration framework and disclose the academic staff readiness for online services delivery to business strengthening the UBC. Reccomendation for university, business and government has been prepared.

The relevance and importance of University and Business Collaboration (UBC) in this dissertation has been analysed at individual academic faculty and business employee level focusing on academic staff readiness to deliver online learning services. Very important issue was pointed out by Davey (2013) study that academic staff needs to be involved more by receiving greater personal benefits from their universities in terms of increasing university business collaboration. According to Kotha et al., (2013) it is not simple for business organizations to combine elements of their existing knowledge with new elicited distant knowledge. Promotion of University and Business Collaboration has a broader framework with strong integrated academic staff role. First of all interdisciplinary aspect should be admitted by covering education science and business areas as academic staff readiness is analysed in the framework of changing university mission, which is influenced by economic change as well. The study is significant because it will outcome by creating a university-business collaboration framework and disclose the academic staff readiness for online services delivery to business strengthening the UBC. Reccomendation for university, business and government has been prepared.

This paper is aimed to scrutinize e-services provided by local government and based on EU and Lithuanian standards as well as to define their development perspectives. Trying to evaluate the possibilities of e-services, the analysis of EU and national legal acts, therewith a statistical data, proving that citizens are ready to use e-services, is presented. Furthermore, evaluating present slub of e-services provided by local government a survey on municipalities' websites and e-services' quantity and maturity level is delivered. Taking into account Lithuanian membership in the European Union a comparative information on EU and Lithuanian e-services provided by municipalities is presented in this paper. To estimate a possible development perspectives of e-services, one of the most popular services - the request and delivery of certificates – is delineated and analysed. According to the propositions made, the possibilities of the citizens as well as state institutions, therein municipalities, to use e-services are constantly developing. However, the potential of municipal governments is not sufficiently availed. Therefore, main reason for this particular inefficient process could be a scant attention of municipalities as well as lack of ununanimous concept on e-services provided by municipalities for citizens on the national level.

This paper is aimed to scrutinize e-services provided by local government and based on EU and Lithuanian standards as well as to define their development perspectives. Trying to evaluate the possibilities of e-services, the analysis of EU and national legal acts, therewith a statistical data, proving that citizens are ready to use e-services, is presented. Furthermore, evaluating present slub of e-services provided by local government a survey on municipalities' websites and e-services' quantity and maturity level is delivered. Taking into account Lithuanian membership in the European Union a comparative information on EU and Lithuanian e-services provided by municipalities is presented in this paper. To estimate a possible development perspectives of e-services, one of the most popular services - the request and delivery of certificates – is delineated and analysed. According to the propositions made, the possibilities of the citizens as well as state institutions, therein municipalities, to use e-services are constantly developing. However, the potential of municipal governments is not sufficiently availed. Therefore, main reason for this particular inefficient process could be a scant attention of municipalities as well as lack of ununanimous concept on e-services provided by municipalities for citizens on the national level.

This paper is aimed to scrutinize e-services provided by local government and based on EU and Lithuanian standards as well as to define their development perspectives. Trying to evaluate the possibilities of e-services, the analysis of EU and national legal acts, therewith a statistical data, proving that citizens are ready to use e-services, is presented. Furthermore, evaluating present slub of e-services provided by local government a survey on municipalities' websites and e-services' quantity and maturity level is delivered. Taking into account Lithuanian membership in the European Union a comparative information on EU and Lithuanian e-services provided by municipalities is presented in this paper. To estimate a possible development perspectives of e-services, one of the most popular services - the request and delivery of certificates – is delineated and analysed. According to the propositions made, the possibilities of the citizens as well as state institutions, therein municipalities, to use e-services are constantly developing. However, the potential of municipal governments is not sufficiently availed. Therefore, main reason for this particular inefficient process could be a scant attention of municipalities as well as lack of ununanimous concept on e-services provided by municipalities for citizens on the national level.

This paper is aimed to scrutinize e-services provided by local government and based on EU and Lithuanian standards as well as to define their development perspectives. Trying to evaluate the possibilities of e-services, the analysis of EU and national legal acts, therewith a statistical data, proving that citizens are ready to use e-services, is presented. Furthermore, evaluating present slub of e-services provided by local government a survey on municipalities' websites and e-services' quantity and maturity level is delivered. Taking into account Lithuanian membership in the European Union a comparative information on EU and Lithuanian e-services provided by municipalities is presented in this paper. To estimate a possible development perspectives of e-services, one of the most popular services - the request and delivery of certificates – is delineated and analysed. According to the propositions made, the possibilities of the citizens as well as state institutions, therein municipalities, to use e-services are constantly developing. However, the potential of municipal governments is not sufficiently availed. Therefore, main reason for this particular inefficient process could be a scant attention of municipalities as well as lack of ununanimous concept on e-services provided by municipalities for citizens on the national level.

In this thesis, I will analyze the development of e-government in the public sector in Lithuania and will assess its legal and social readiness for the implementation of e-government. In order to assess its legal readiness, I will review and analyze legal documents, which regulate e-government in Lithuania, and in order to assess the preparation of Lithuanian society for e-government, I will analyze recent statistical data about the number of internet users, e-skills of Lithuanian people and employees in the government institutions, available training opportunities and development of information society in Lithuania. In the comparative statistical research, I will estimate and compare the development of e- services and infrastructure in Lithuania (e-services for citizens, e-services for business and development of e-government infrastructure) against other EU countries and the indicators for the EU25. At the end of the thesis, the conclusions and recommendations for better implementation of e-government in Lithuania will be provided. The main objectives of the thesis are to review the legal basis for implementation of e-government, analyze the readiness of the Lithuanian society for e-government, to research the official statistical data on e-services in Lithuania and the EU and compare the development of e-government in Lithuania against the indicators of the EU, touch upon the issue of electronic exclusion and the importance of e-government to the modern society. The research of the thesis shows, that Lithuanian e-government is not so much underdeveloped in comparison with indicators of EU25, but there is a significant lag between Lithuania and the leading EU countries such as Sweden, Finland, Ireland and Austria. I provided a list of e-services that are significantly underdeveloped in the context of the EU and urge for immediate improvement.

In this thesis, I will analyze the development of e-government in the public sector in Lithuania and will assess its legal and social readiness for the implementation of e-government. In order to assess its legal readiness, I will review and analyze legal documents, which regulate e-government in Lithuania, and in order to assess the preparation of Lithuanian society for e-government, I will analyze recent statistical data about the number of internet users, e-skills of Lithuanian people and employees in the government institutions, available training opportunities and development of information society in Lithuania. In the comparative statistical research, I will estimate and compare the development of e- services and infrastructure in Lithuania (e-services for citizens, e-services for business and development of e-government infrastructure) against other EU countries and the indicators for the EU25. At the end of the thesis, the conclusions and recommendations for better implementation of e-government in Lithuania will be provided. The main objectives of the thesis are to review the legal basis for implementation of e-government, analyze the readiness of the Lithuanian society for e-government, to research the official statistical data on e-services in Lithuania and the EU and compare the development of e-government in Lithuania against the indicators of the EU, touch upon the issue of electronic exclusion and the importance of e-government to the modern society. The research of the thesis shows, that Lithuanian e-government is not so much underdeveloped in comparison with indicators of EU25, but there is a significant lag between Lithuania and the leading EU countries such as Sweden, Finland, Ireland and Austria. I provided a list of e-services that are significantly underdeveloped in the context of the EU and urge for immediate improvement.