Legislative Acts on Electronic Document Management in China

Zhang Ga, Gulzira Seksenbayeva

Data confidence 70 medium

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Abstract

Abstract The purpose of this article is to review the current state of legal acts on electronic document management in China. The authors analyzed its development from the point of view of state institutions, enterprises, and universities. The article is a review of the literature from open access. For many scientists, this is very valuable first-hand material that allows you to learn and understand the current state of development of legislative acts. There is little literature on electronic document management in China in current databases, especially on the state of development of electronic document management at enterprises, government institutions, and universities. The conclusion is formulated about the whole legal system of electronic document management in China, which successfully operates in the country. Nevertheless, the issue of more effective development of electronic document management in China under state regulation needs further study. In the end, constructive proposals for the further development of electronic document management in China are recommended.