Abstract
This paper aims to describe the evolution of electronic administrative engagement in Colombia with reference to the development of a transnational agenda that seeks the implementation of technology and communications in the management of public purchases seeking to determine their current strengths and weaknesses. Thus, it is argued that the expansion of the rules of electronic public enhancements does not guarantee that these are effectively implemented in public institutions, to the extent that deficiencies in information management can prevent access to relevant data of pùblic engagement processes.
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