Faculty: Law
Department: Law
Department: Law
Type of the workshop: International workshop
The workshop in brief: This workshop was divided into two axes: the first axis dealt with the concept and benefits of electronic management, the reasons, and requirements for the transition towards electronic management, while the second axis dealt with the obstacles and problems of applying electronic management in the Arab world, as well as some Arab and foreign experiences on electronic management.
Participants: 15 participants and the rest was participated online
Date and time: Jun 25th, 2023
Place: Room No. 302 – Main Building | Tishk International University – Erbil
Place: Room No. 302 – Main Building | Tishk International University – Erbil
Session topics:
The topics of this workshop are: Concept, objectives, and benefits of electronic management. Requirements for the transition towards electronic management Electronic management supplies Risks of applying electronic management Experiences of developed countries in electronic management.
The topics of this workshop are: Concept, objectives, and benefits of electronic management. Requirements for the transition towards electronic management Electronic management supplies Risks of applying electronic management Experiences of developed countries in electronic management.
Presenters names and affiliations:
Ramz Ashur Assistant Professor at the Faculties of Law at Al-Ghaza University and Al-Isra University
Ramz Ashur Assistant Professor at the Faculties of Law at Al-Ghaza University and Al-Isra University
Outcome of the workshop:
The recommendations of this workshop were:
1- Work on training individuals and administrative staff on the computer
2- Benefiting from the experiences of developed countries
3- Delegating missions to developed countries for the purpose of training and qualifying administrative staff
4- Creating a suitable environment suitable for all classes to get used to dealing with these electronic services
The recommendations of this workshop were:
1- Work on training individuals and administrative staff on the computer
2- Benefiting from the experiences of developed countries
3- Delegating missions to developed countries for the purpose of training and qualifying administrative staff
4- Creating a suitable environment suitable for all classes to get used to dealing with these electronic services
