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tend to dominate. The main advantage of centralization is the high degree of coordination and concentration of functions in the hands of a single body. The disadvantages of centralized approaches are considered to be the problem of transferring information from the application parts to the central management level (either the possible lack of necessary information or their specific delay). Given that this concerns the centralization of e-Government, it can be assumed from the very beginning that there is an effort to eliminate this critical point through appropriate system settings. Within the framework of strategic and effective management, a centralized solution seems to be a more suitable option from the above-mentioned applications. It ensures that duplication of positions can be eliminated, thus enabling significant savings for the state budget. A detailed list of recommendations for the Czech Republic in this area is found on pages 117 and 118.