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Knowledge economy, how information and communication technology applications is relevant to innovation: the development of the legal environment, science and research to promote favorable conditions for investments conclusion, favorable conditions for scientific and business cooperation in the development, as well as promoting the development of electronic commerce - the legal environment development and transmission of information via the Internet security and online privacy protection. Knowledge-based economy in Lithuania is becoming a priority objective. The EU is contained within a knowledge-based society in the next decade. In 2015 in Lithuania may be at a similar level, so the topic is relevant to their novelty and importance of the objectives Work item - the information and communication technologies in Lithuania. The aim - to assess the knowledge of economic development opportunities in Lithuania. To achieve this objective are the following tasks: Examine and codified knowledge economy, information society theory; Discuss the action plan, which is part of the Lisbon strategy; Examine the State of Lithuania, the knowledge economy policy and the issue of statistical indicators relating to knowledge, economic development, and compared with other EU indicators; conduct public opinion survey and expert interviews to identify the main obstacles to the development of a knowledge economy in Lithuania. Knowledge economy, a wide range of information and communication technologies has become one of the most important factor to promote the country's competitiveness, economic productivity, public participation in lifelong learning and development. Three major developments in the long-term priorities - the knowledge society, secure society and competitive economy. The paper put forward a hypothesis was confirmed, a clear and active government policy of education, training, promoting innovation and technological development. The public lack of motivation, interest, and more information on how to participate in the knowledge economy.

Knowledge economy, how information and communication technology applications is relevant to innovation: the development of the legal environment, science and research to promote favorable conditions for investments conclusion, favorable conditions for scientific and business cooperation in the development, as well as promoting the development of electronic commerce - the legal environment development and transmission of information via the Internet security and online privacy protection. Knowledge-based economy in Lithuania is becoming a priority objective. The EU is contained within a knowledge-based society in the next decade. In 2015 in Lithuania may be at a similar level, so the topic is relevant to their novelty and importance of the objectives Work item - the information and communication technologies in Lithuania. The aim - to assess the knowledge of economic development opportunities in Lithuania. To achieve this objective are the following tasks: Examine and codified knowledge economy, information society theory; Discuss the action plan, which is part of the Lisbon strategy; Examine the State of Lithuania, the knowledge economy policy and the issue of statistical indicators relating to knowledge, economic development, and compared with other EU indicators; conduct public opinion survey and expert interviews to identify the main obstacles to the development of a knowledge economy in Lithuania. Knowledge economy, a wide range of information and communication technologies has become one of the most important factor to promote the country's competitiveness, economic productivity, public participation in lifelong learning and development. Three major developments in the long-term priorities - the knowledge society, secure society and competitive economy. The paper put forward a hypothesis was confirmed, a clear and active government policy of education, training, promoting innovation and technological development. The public lack of motivation, interest, and more information on how to participate in the knowledge economy.

In consultative sector, when knowledge becomes the property whitch is available to exploit, it is extremely important to use existing knowledge and to obtain economic benefits. Knowledge management aspects have been examinated by Lithuanian and foreign authors but research of consultations have not been carried out sufficiently enought, as the knowledge management, it is tendencies are the new branches of the management sciense. In most cases, the management of knowledge is examined on various aspects of the service sector, but not in the consultation field. Therefore, perspective of knowledge management is relevant task in consultation organizations. Work item - the effectiveness of knowledge management in advisory organizations. Project tasks: to examine the knowledge and understanding of their classification and the use of the business sector. Describe the concept of knowledge management and processes in the organization, significance of the system and models in the organization, examine the barriers of knowledge management and to review their solutionsfor this problem, discuss the knowledge and expertise down the role of competence in consultation organization, consider the knowledge management aspects in Lithuanian and foreign advisory organizations, basing on the theoretical aspects of knowledge management, empirically investigate the effectiveness of knowledge management.f ollowing analysis of data give evaluation of the results and basing on the assessment of knowledge management, and to develop a theoretical model. The main results of the study: Knowledge management in advisory firms is not popular. Consulting firms, recognizing the significance of knowledge management and the benefits still do not apply to knowledge management projects (models, strategy). Leaders of consultancy business understand technology as a key component of knowledge management. Knowledge management advisory firms to set up separate subsidiaries to apply the European Union recognized knowledge management techniques. Work structure and scope: The work consists of three parts, the findings. The paper contains 16 tables and 28 images, 2 annexes. Literary sources, the list of 55 sources.

In consultative sector, when knowledge becomes the property whitch is available to exploit, it is extremely important to use existing knowledge and to obtain economic benefits. Knowledge management aspects have been examinated by Lithuanian and foreign authors but research of consultations have not been carried out sufficiently enought, as the knowledge management, it is tendencies are the new branches of the management sciense. In most cases, the management of knowledge is examined on various aspects of the service sector, but not in the consultation field. Therefore, perspective of knowledge management is relevant task in consultation organizations. Work item - the effectiveness of knowledge management in advisory organizations. Project tasks: to examine the knowledge and understanding of their classification and the use of the business sector. Describe the concept of knowledge management and processes in the organization, significance of the system and models in the organization, examine the barriers of knowledge management and to review their solutionsfor this problem, discuss the knowledge and expertise down the role of competence in consultation organization, consider the knowledge management aspects in Lithuanian and foreign advisory organizations, basing on the theoretical aspects of knowledge management, empirically investigate the effectiveness of knowledge management.f ollowing analysis of data give evaluation of the results and basing on the assessment of knowledge management, and to develop a theoretical model. The main results of the study: Knowledge management in advisory firms is not popular. Consulting firms, recognizing the significance of knowledge management and the benefits still do not apply to knowledge management projects (models, strategy). Leaders of consultancy business understand technology as a key component of knowledge management. Knowledge management advisory firms to set up separate subsidiaries to apply the European Union recognized knowledge management techniques. Work structure and scope: The work consists of three parts, the findings. The paper contains 16 tables and 28 images, 2 annexes. Literary sources, the list of 55 sources.

Driven by the rapid shift to information-based products and business strategies the discipline of knowledge management is emerging as the inevitable next step toward productivity and competitiveness in modern business – and a major market opportunity for vendors of a variety of information-related computer products. The proper analysis of the terminology of technologies that contribute to knowledge management solutions is the subject of this paper. This paper provides a high-level overview of a number of key terms and concepts, describes the framework, provides examples of how to use it and explores a variety of potential application areas. The main comparative analysis of the definitions which were received from different terminology systems has been completed. It provides a framework for characterizing various tools (methods, practices and technologies) available to multiple criteria decision-making in the dwelling-housing procedure. In this paper we present a short description of "BRITA in PuBs" project.

Driven by the rapid shift to information-based products and business strategies the discipline of knowledge management is emerging as the inevitable next step toward productivity and competitiveness in modern business – and a major market opportunity for vendors of a variety of information-related computer products. The proper analysis of the terminology of technologies that contribute to knowledge management solutions is the subject of this paper. This paper provides a high-level overview of a number of key terms and concepts, describes the framework, provides examples of how to use it and explores a variety of potential application areas. The main comparative analysis of the definitions which were received from different terminology systems has been completed. It provides a framework for characterizing various tools (methods, practices and technologies) available to multiple criteria decision-making in the dwelling-housing procedure. In this paper we present a short description of "BRITA in PuBs" project.

SUMMARY: EU's Information Society Programmes in the Context of Knowledge Economy Globalization and rapid Information and Communication Technology (ICT) development are main reasons for information and knowledge becoming of a great importance. In the present day market scenario of intense competition, every country needs to know what they know and be able to leverage on its information and knowledge base to gain competitive advantage. Because of the rapid information use in the society's everyday life, every country has to create new information society, which is able effectively use information and ICT. One of the European Union (EU) objectives is to make sure that Europe's business, governments and citizens continue to play a leading role in shaping and participating in the global knowledge and information based economy The world economy is moving from a predominantly industrial society to a new set of rules - the information society. What is emerging is often referred to as the new economy. It has tremendous potential for growth, employment and inclusion. Yet Europe is not fully exploiting this potential as it is not moving fast enough into the digital age. The underpinning dynamics of the new economy are strong. Digital technologies make accessing, processing, storing and transmitting information increasingly cheaper and easier. The sheer scale of information available creates huge opportunities for its exploitation through the development of new products and services. Transforming digital information into economic and social value is the basis of the new economy, creating new industries, changing others and profoundly affecting citizens' lives. However, technologies and markets today move at a much faster pace than perhaps ever before in economic history. There is no time to wait until these policies deliver. The change happening now will reshape the European economy and society within the lifetime of this Commission. A major effort has to be made to advance certain policies ahead of the current schedule. This is why an initiative – eEurope - needs to be taken now. The objective of the eEurope initiative is ambitious. It aims to bring everyone in Europe - every citizen, every school, and every company - online as quickly as possible. In launching the partnership for growth and jobs as a new start for the Lisbon strategy, the 2005 Spring European Council called knowledge and innovation the engines of sustainable growth and stated that it is essential to build a fully inclusive information society, based on the widespread use of information and communication technologies (ICT) in public services, SMEs and households. Information and communication technologies are a powerful driver of growth and employment. Differences in economic performances between industrialised countries are largely explained by the level of ICT investment, research, and use, and by the competitiveness of information society and media industries. ICT services, skills, media and content are a growing part of the economy and society.

SUMMARY: EU's Information Society Programmes in the Context of Knowledge Economy Globalization and rapid Information and Communication Technology (ICT) development are main reasons for information and knowledge becoming of a great importance. In the present day market scenario of intense competition, every country needs to know what they know and be able to leverage on its information and knowledge base to gain competitive advantage. Because of the rapid information use in the society's everyday life, every country has to create new information society, which is able effectively use information and ICT. One of the European Union (EU) objectives is to make sure that Europe's business, governments and citizens continue to play a leading role in shaping and participating in the global knowledge and information based economy The world economy is moving from a predominantly industrial society to a new set of rules - the information society. What is emerging is often referred to as the new economy. It has tremendous potential for growth, employment and inclusion. Yet Europe is not fully exploiting this potential as it is not moving fast enough into the digital age. The underpinning dynamics of the new economy are strong. Digital technologies make accessing, processing, storing and transmitting information increasingly cheaper and easier. The sheer scale of information available creates huge opportunities for its exploitation through the development of new products and services. Transforming digital information into economic and social value is the basis of the new economy, creating new industries, changing others and profoundly affecting citizens' lives. However, technologies and markets today move at a much faster pace than perhaps ever before in economic history. There is no time to wait until these policies deliver. The change happening now will reshape the European economy and society within the lifetime of this Commission. A major effort has to be made to advance certain policies ahead of the current schedule. This is why an initiative – eEurope - needs to be taken now. The objective of the eEurope initiative is ambitious. It aims to bring everyone in Europe - every citizen, every school, and every company - online as quickly as possible. In launching the partnership for growth and jobs as a new start for the Lisbon strategy, the 2005 Spring European Council called knowledge and innovation the engines of sustainable growth and stated that it is essential to build a fully inclusive information society, based on the widespread use of information and communication technologies (ICT) in public services, SMEs and households. Information and communication technologies are a powerful driver of growth and employment. Differences in economic performances between industrialised countries are largely explained by the level of ICT investment, research, and use, and by the competitiveness of information society and media industries. ICT services, skills, media and content are a growing part of the economy and society.

SUMMARY: EU's Information Society Programmes in the Context of Knowledge Economy Globalization and rapid Information and Communication Technology (ICT) development are main reasons for information and knowledge becoming of a great importance. In the present day market scenario of intense competition, every country needs to know what they know and be able to leverage on its information and knowledge base to gain competitive advantage. Because of the rapid information use in the society's everyday life, every country has to create new information society, which is able effectively use information and ICT. One of the European Union (EU) objectives is to make sure that Europe's business, governments and citizens continue to play a leading role in shaping and participating in the global knowledge and information based economy The world economy is moving from a predominantly industrial society to a new set of rules - the information society. What is emerging is often referred to as the new economy. It has tremendous potential for growth, employment and inclusion. Yet Europe is not fully exploiting this potential as it is not moving fast enough into the digital age. The underpinning dynamics of the new economy are strong. Digital technologies make accessing, processing, storing and transmitting information increasingly cheaper and easier. The sheer scale of information available creates huge opportunities for its exploitation through the development of new products and services. Transforming digital information into economic and social value is the basis of the new economy, creating new industries, changing others and profoundly affecting citizens' lives. However, technologies and markets today move at a much faster pace than perhaps ever before in economic history. There is no time to wait until these policies deliver. The change happening now will reshape the European economy and society within the lifetime of this Commission. A major effort has to be made to advance certain policies ahead of the current schedule. This is why an initiative – eEurope - needs to be taken now. The objective of the eEurope initiative is ambitious. It aims to bring everyone in Europe - every citizen, every school, and every company - online as quickly as possible. In launching the partnership for growth and jobs as a new start for the Lisbon strategy, the 2005 Spring European Council called knowledge and innovation the engines of sustainable growth and stated that it is essential to build a fully inclusive information society, based on the widespread use of information and communication technologies (ICT) in public services, SMEs and households. Information and communication technologies are a powerful driver of growth and employment. Differences in economic performances between industrialised countries are largely explained by the level of ICT investment, research, and use, and by the competitiveness of information society and media industries. ICT services, skills, media and content are a growing part of the economy and society.

SUMMARY: EU's Information Society Programmes in the Context of Knowledge Economy Globalization and rapid Information and Communication Technology (ICT) development are main reasons for information and knowledge becoming of a great importance. In the present day market scenario of intense competition, every country needs to know what they know and be able to leverage on its information and knowledge base to gain competitive advantage. Because of the rapid information use in the society's everyday life, every country has to create new information society, which is able effectively use information and ICT. One of the European Union (EU) objectives is to make sure that Europe's business, governments and citizens continue to play a leading role in shaping and participating in the global knowledge and information based economy The world economy is moving from a predominantly industrial society to a new set of rules - the information society. What is emerging is often referred to as the new economy. It has tremendous potential for growth, employment and inclusion. Yet Europe is not fully exploiting this potential as it is not moving fast enough into the digital age. The underpinning dynamics of the new economy are strong. Digital technologies make accessing, processing, storing and transmitting information increasingly cheaper and easier. The sheer scale of information available creates huge opportunities for its exploitation through the development of new products and services. Transforming digital information into economic and social value is the basis of the new economy, creating new industries, changing others and profoundly affecting citizens' lives. However, technologies and markets today move at a much faster pace than perhaps ever before in economic history. There is no time to wait until these policies deliver. The change happening now will reshape the European economy and society within the lifetime of this Commission. A major effort has to be made to advance certain policies ahead of the current schedule. This is why an initiative – eEurope - needs to be taken now. The objective of the eEurope initiative is ambitious. It aims to bring everyone in Europe - every citizen, every school, and every company - online as quickly as possible. In launching the partnership for growth and jobs as a new start for the Lisbon strategy, the 2005 Spring European Council called knowledge and innovation the engines of sustainable growth and stated that it is essential to build a fully inclusive information society, based on the widespread use of information and communication technologies (ICT) in public services, SMEs and households. Information and communication technologies are a powerful driver of growth and employment. Differences in economic performances between industrialised countries are largely explained by the level of ICT investment, research, and use, and by the competitiveness of information society and media industries. ICT services, skills, media and content are a growing part of the economy and society.

The object – information management, knowledge management, the Lithuanian governmental organizations. The main goal of this scientific Master Diploma work – to explore the information and knowledge management in the Lithuanian governmental organizations. Objectives – to uncover the definitions of information and knowledge management; to explore the components of the information and knowledge management; to examine the use of the information and knowledge management in the Lithuanian governmental organizations. Using the analysis or scientific literature and the generalization methods the information and knowledge management were examined in the Lithuanian governmental organizations. It was discovered, that the information and knowledge management are already being used in the governmental organizations, though they are not being properly managed. There are separate departments, responsible for the work of the information and knowledge management's processes or at least part of them. Despite everything, the true value of the information and knowledge management is not yet recognized by the Lithuanian governmental organizations, though even now there is a steady foundation for the development and prosperity of the information and knowledge management. This scientific work could be useful for those interested into the theory and practices of using the information and knowledge management.

The object – information management, knowledge management, the Lithuanian governmental organizations. The main goal of this scientific Master Diploma work – to explore the information and knowledge management in the Lithuanian governmental organizations. Objectives – to uncover the definitions of information and knowledge management; to explore the components of the information and knowledge management; to examine the use of the information and knowledge management in the Lithuanian governmental organizations. Using the analysis or scientific literature and the generalization methods the information and knowledge management were examined in the Lithuanian governmental organizations. It was discovered, that the information and knowledge management are already being used in the governmental organizations, though they are not being properly managed. There are separate departments, responsible for the work of the information and knowledge management's processes or at least part of them. Despite everything, the true value of the information and knowledge management is not yet recognized by the Lithuanian governmental organizations, though even now there is a steady foundation for the development and prosperity of the information and knowledge management. This scientific work could be useful for those interested into the theory and practices of using the information and knowledge management.

Two years ago Lithuania became a member of European Union in equal rights. It means that our country took all rights and responsibilities that are related to membership of EU. Economic changes of globalization were accompanied with growing local economic parts of systems. Under such conditions regional politics gained a big meaning because each region that gets not the same use from above mention changes, tries to improve their position and national Governments and appropriate institutions of EU tries to decrease these inter-regional differences. Relevance of this Thesis is defined by importance of structural policy for Lithuania's economic and social development, variety of tools nominated for implementation of this policy, also problems that administrating institutions, legal entities or natural person face up with while trying to use funding from structural funds. This paper object is EU structural policy and its administration of knowledge in public environment. The main object of this Thesis is to analyze implementation of EU structural policy in Lithuania also to introduce the main priorities of this policy now and in the nearest future till year 2013. Main tasks of the Thesis is to overlook aims of EU structural funds, instruments and main initiatives; explore EU structural funding and its administration in Lithuania; carry out questioning of citizens and identify their level of information regarding handling of structural funds also prove or deny stated hypothesis and finally to make conclusions and recommendations. First part of Thesis is designed to overlook structural policy, emphasizing main goals of policy, its implementation tools, main initiatives of structural funds. In the second part of work EU support administration prerequisites in Lithuania are overlooked highlighting General Programming Document and its priorities also dynamics of assimilation and problems of structural funds in the country. Third part mainly talks about analysis of EU structural funding administration system in Lithuania, pointing out managing, paying and mediating institutions and describing their main functions. In the final part analysis and results of implemented interviewing of citizens are presented estimating level of information of Lithuanian citizens on EU structural funds handling and assimilation and comming to conclusions that Lithuanians are interested in getting funding from EU and would participate in this process but due to lack of clear and systematic information all possible tools of support from EU are not fully used by Lithuanian people. Results of this Thesis could be used by differnet institutions responsible for EU support and structural funds administration, also organizations responsible for spread of information and education of society. Also students studying EU or political sciences and all other people interested in administration of EU structural funds and assimillation of funding in Lithuania.

Two years ago Lithuania became a member of European Union in equal rights. It means that our country took all rights and responsibilities that are related to membership of EU. Economic changes of globalization were accompanied with growing local economic parts of systems. Under such conditions regional politics gained a big meaning because each region that gets not the same use from above mention changes, tries to improve their position and national Governments and appropriate institutions of EU tries to decrease these inter-regional differences. Relevance of this Thesis is defined by importance of structural policy for Lithuania's economic and social development, variety of tools nominated for implementation of this policy, also problems that administrating institutions, legal entities or natural person face up with while trying to use funding from structural funds. This paper object is EU structural policy and its administration of knowledge in public environment. The main object of this Thesis is to analyze implementation of EU structural policy in Lithuania also to introduce the main priorities of this policy now and in the nearest future till year 2013. Main tasks of the Thesis is to overlook aims of EU structural funds, instruments and main initiatives; explore EU structural funding and its administration in Lithuania; carry out questioning of citizens and identify their level of information regarding handling of structural funds also prove or deny stated hypothesis and finally to make conclusions and recommendations. First part of Thesis is designed to overlook structural policy, emphasizing main goals of policy, its implementation tools, main initiatives of structural funds. In the second part of work EU support administration prerequisites in Lithuania are overlooked highlighting General Programming Document and its priorities also dynamics of assimilation and problems of structural funds in the country. Third part mainly talks about analysis of EU structural funding administration system in Lithuania, pointing out managing, paying and mediating institutions and describing their main functions. In the final part analysis and results of implemented interviewing of citizens are presented estimating level of information of Lithuanian citizens on EU structural funds handling and assimilation and comming to conclusions that Lithuanians are interested in getting funding from EU and would participate in this process but due to lack of clear and systematic information all possible tools of support from EU are not fully used by Lithuanian people. Results of this Thesis could be used by differnet institutions responsible for EU support and structural funds administration, also organizations responsible for spread of information and education of society. Also students studying EU or political sciences and all other people interested in administration of EU structural funds and assimillation of funding in Lithuania.

Two years ago Lithuania became a member of European Union in equal rights. It means that our country took all rights and responsibilities that are related to membership of EU. Economic changes of globalization were accompanied with growing local economic parts of systems. Under such conditions regional politics gained a big meaning because each region that gets not the same use from above mention changes, tries to improve their position and national Governments and appropriate institutions of EU tries to decrease these inter-regional differences. Relevance of this Thesis is defined by importance of structural policy for Lithuania's economic and social development, variety of tools nominated for implementation of this policy, also problems that administrating institutions, legal entities or natural person face up with while trying to use funding from structural funds. This paper object is EU structural policy and its administration of knowledge in public environment. The main object of this Thesis is to analyze implementation of EU structural policy in Lithuania also to introduce the main priorities of this policy now and in the nearest future till year 2013. Main tasks of the Thesis is to overlook aims of EU structural funds, instruments and main initiatives; explore EU structural funding and its administration in Lithuania; carry out questioning of citizens and identify their level of information regarding handling of structural funds also prove or deny stated hypothesis and finally to make conclusions and recommendations. First part of Thesis is designed to overlook structural policy, emphasizing main goals of policy, its implementation tools, main initiatives of structural funds. In the second part of work EU support administration prerequisites in Lithuania are overlooked highlighting General Programming Document and its priorities also dynamics of assimilation and problems of structural funds in the country. Third part mainly talks about analysis of EU structural funding administration system in Lithuania, pointing out managing, paying and mediating institutions and describing their main functions. In the final part analysis and results of implemented interviewing of citizens are presented estimating level of information of Lithuanian citizens on EU structural funds handling and assimilation and comming to conclusions that Lithuanians are interested in getting funding from EU and would participate in this process but due to lack of clear and systematic information all possible tools of support from EU are not fully used by Lithuanian people. Results of this Thesis could be used by differnet institutions responsible for EU support and structural funds administration, also organizations responsible for spread of information and education of society. Also students studying EU or political sciences and all other people interested in administration of EU structural funds and assimillation of funding in Lithuania.