This article develops an information support system for administrative bodies, highlighting innovative technologies and evaluation methods.
The article examines the development of the information support system of the territorial administrative body. To date, there is a notable lack of published research focused on the specific features of information support for adminis-trative bodies, especially for the level of city districts. The concepts of a multi-level information and control complex and a service-oriented architecture have been adapted to the context of information support for administrative man-agement in a city district. To substantiate the selection of innovative technologies and services in the development of such systems, the article proposes methods and models grounded in a system-targeted approach. The goals and objec-tives of territorial administration have been systematically structured and analyzed. The article presents models for organizing expert evaluations based on assessing the impact of innovative technologies and software products on the achievement of administrative goals and objectives, while also considering their interaction with the existing infor-mation infrastructure. The proposed methods and models enable the evaluation of the relevance and effectiveness of innovative technologies in supporting the key functions of the information and control complex for administrative management at the city district level.
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