Complex Information Management In The Context Of Public Trust

In the 20th century, the right to obtain information started to appear in legal regulations worldwide. The 1990’s brought development of the right to information in countries of Central and Eastern Europe. In many countries, including Poland, the right to information was written down in the constitution. At the same time, the expanding information resources, mainly from the Internet, make it more and more difficult to search information which would allow to prepare a basis for effective and accurate decisions in a complex way. What is more, development of trade and economic contacts forces constant activity of companies not only in the strictly business field but also in the access to information on competitors, outlets, technological novelties, and new studies. These situations create the necessity of implementing complex information management along with legal and ethical regulations. The transparently shaped structure of complex information management will allow to execute tasks in the atmosphere of a high level of public trust.