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The study was conducted using scientometric and bibliometric methods, methods of content analysis with descriptive-analytical approach and analysis of documents of official provenance of the Czech state administration and the European Union. The assessment of the level of "e-government" was carried out using international indices and comparisons (DESI, EGDI, and eGovernment Benchmark). The authors proposed to use the terms "Smart Government" as a component of Smart City in the sense of smart city management and "egovernment" in the sense of "whole" digital public administration - not only city administration. From the evaluation by the European Union authorities and academic research, the authors recommended, among other things, that the relevant institutions provide intuitive user guides and applications that unify the services offered and focus on making the portals as simple as possible to use, easy to search, exploit the potential of cloud architecture, social networks, mobile devices, big data, and data analytics. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]