Call for Papers
The conference
will especially focus on presentations that address the key
segments for implementing
eGovernment and
eGovernance
including the implementation experience, best practices, and case
studies. Contributions will be evaluated on their originality,
clarity and relevance. Both submissions from all scientific areas
and from people with practical experience in industry or
government are welcome.
Individual
Submissions
All
researchers,
practitioners and academics
across the globe are welcome to submit an abstract in the field of
eGovernment and eGovernance.
Call for Organizing Special
Sessions
Researchers,
practitioners and all
other interested persons are welcome to submit a proposal to
organize a special session on
eGovernment and
eGovernance.
Each special session will have at least 4 paper. The session
chairs will be responsible for all aspects of their sessions;
including, soliciting papers, reviewing, selecting, etc.
Proposals to
organize a special session should include the following
information: name and address, e-mail, title of session, an about
50-100 word description of the topic of the session. Usually,
session proposers solicit papers from colleagues and researchers
whose work is known to the session proposer. Session organizers
are expected to send all abstracts to the following e-mail address:
icegeg@sobiad.org
The efforts
of the organizers of the special sessions will be recognized as
follows:
Both flight
and accommodation spending will be covered by the Conference
Organizers and the registration fee of the session organizer will
be waived if at least 4 authors of invited papers register at the
conference.
Scope
A2C -
Authority-to-Citizen EGovernment:
Online procurement of public goods and services
C2A -
Citizen-to-Authority EGovernment:
Online participation of citizens in Government
A2A -
Authority-to-Authority EGovernment:
Co-operation among governmental departments and among
governments.
B2A -
Business-to-Authority EGovernment:
Government departments as customers
A2M -
Authority-to-Market EGovernment:
Regulation and governmental stimulation of electronic markets
Topic
Areas
The conference
invites new and original submissions in the
eGovernment and
eGovernance
area including (but not limited to) the following topics:
Topics in general
eGovernment foundations and methods
eGovernment
research and education
eGovernment environment
Assessment of eGovernment
Conceptual design and frameworks for eGovernment
Emerging technologies in eGovernment
eGovernment : case studies and best practices
eGovernment development
New topics in eGovernment
eGovernment organization and management
eGovernment
strategies and implementation
eGovernment
issues in government-to-citizens relationships
e-service
delivery - government to citizen
eGovernment
issues in government-to-businesses relationships
eGovernment
: Intergovernmental issues
eGovernment
: Legal and political issues
Social,
technical, and economical aspects of eGovernment
eGovernment services and information
ICT & innovation in public sector
eGovernment information security, privacy and trust
eProcurement
Applications
of
eGovernment
Measuring
eGovernment
performance
mGovernment
eGovernance
eParticipation and eCitizenship
eDemocracy
eVoting
mGovernance
and all
other topics related directly or indirectly with
eGovernment and eGovernance
eGovernment:
research and education,
foundations and methods
Research
directions and foundations for eGovernment
Methodological issues in eGovernment research
Inter- versus multi-disciplinary eGovernment research
Epistemologies in eGovernment research
Critical Management Studies and eGovernment research
Organization theory and eGovernment theory
Social studies of ICT and eGovernment research
New public
management and e-Government
Teaching
eGovernment
Strategies
and frameworks, motivators, and contexts
Assessment,
evaluation and benefit models for ICT investments
Mobile
Government research and applications
Information
quality
Education,
training courses, and curricula
The
eGovernment environment and assessment
Frameworks and guidelines for eGovernment
eGovernment policies, strategies and implementation
Legal, societal and cultural aspects of eGovernment
Stakeholders
of eGovernment
Economic,
political, social, cultural environment and eGovernment
Methods and tools for assessment
Analysis of values for eGovernment stakeholders
Public value generation through eGovernment
Conceptual design and frameworks for
eGovernment
Administrative process of eGovernment design and change
Knowledge
management
Information
systems
Change
management (reengineering and reinventing eGovernment)
Transforming
eGovernment
Emerging technologies in eGovernment
Mobile technologies
Media integration, e.g. integration of VoIP and mobile phones with
eGov services
Web services
Semantic web technologies
eGov ontologies
eGovernment : case studies and best
practices
International, regional, national projects
Case studies
Comparative
analyses of current practices
Best
practices
International cooperation
eGovernment
development
Customizing
and localizing eGovernment solutions
Formal engineering techniques for eGovernment
Licensing
models for eGovernment
Development through contracts
Collaborative development
Aligning software and organizational development
Quality assurance for eGovernment development
Risk assessment for eGovernment
Semantic technologies for eGovernment
Rapid development of electronic public
services
Standards for
electronic public service development
Multi-channel
delivery of electronic public services
Domain
modeling and engineering
Model-driven development
Use of architecture patterns
Development for accessibility and usability
New topics
in eGovernment
Agendas for
eGovernment research
New research methodologies for the study of eGovernment
Inter- and multidisciplinary research designs in eGovernment
Mobile Government: challenges, opportunities, standards
mGovernment
Government's role in open-source
IT, government, and an aging population
Ethical issues in eGovernment
eGovernment
organization and management
Organization and management theory and eGovernment
Strategies
for development, implementation, maintenance
Change management of online services in public sector
Knowledge management of online services in public sector
System
design and requirements engineering for eGovernment
eGovernment strategies
eGovernment control
Innovation management and trend monitoring
eGovernment
services and information
Citizens' desires and needs on eGovernment services
Challenges and opportunities of eGovernment service delivery
Business process analysis, value-chain analysis for eGovernment
services
Development and maintenance issues of government portals
Identification, authentication, and trust in eGovernment services
Access to governmental documents and records including legal,
policy, and technical implications
IT-based procedures, workflow support, protocols, and schemes used
for government services
Electronic record management and archiving
Digital preservation of government records
Aspects of outsourcing process chains in e-services provision
e-Inclusion
Web accessibility issues
WCAG 1.0. and 2.0 applications
Combatting digital divide
Disadvantaged groups in the society and e-gov
Handicapped persons and e-gov issues
ICT &
innovation in public sector
e-Innovation
strategy, policies, programmes,
practice in public sector
Successful
models for the planning and implementation of innovation in public
sector
Evaluating
and benchmarking innovation in the public sector
Diffusion
and adoption of innovation in the public sector
Innovation
and transformation of eGovernment
eGovernment:
information security, privacy and trust
Protection of
critical infrastructures
Information assurance
Security related ınformation sharing
Information warfare
Privacy and freedom of information
Government roles in securing cyberspace
Case studies of
information security, privacy and trust
Best
practices of
information security, privacy and trust
Data privacy,
data protection, and digital delegation of rights
Digital
identity cards, one stop government, and mobile access
Cyber
terrorism
Hacking
Viruses
Identity
theft
Data
retention policies and legislations
Data sharing
Security of
infrastructure
Social
networks and politics
Privacy
enhancing technologies
Anonymity
vs. digital fingertip
eProcurement
Public
eProcurement
Public
eProcurement processes
Evaluation
of public eProcurement processes and tools
Innovative
approaches to public eProcurement design
Success
factors for implementing public eProcurement
Case studies
of
eProcurement
Best practices
of
eProcurement
Applications of
eGovernment
e-services
in the administrative, health-care, education, judicial, executive,
defense, etc. branches of the pubic sector
Online
health-care services in public sector
Online
education services in public sector
Online
judicial services in public sector
Electronic
payments
eTax
administration
Public
record archives
Electronic
waste
Measuring
eGovernment
performance
eGovernment
performance indicators
eGovernment
performance measurement
Evaluating
eGovernment
Benchmarking
indicators
Striking the
costs-benefits balance
Agile
metrics
eGovernment
parameters
Website
evaluation and ranking
mGovernment
The
transition from eGovernment to mGovernment
eGovernment
and m-government integration
Evaluation
of mGovernment in the context of eGovernment
mGovernment technologies as the infrastructure
Evolution of
mobile internet technologies
Mobile standards and protocols
Mobile government integration
mGovernment portals
mGovernment
applications and services
Mobile
government field force
m-payment applications - bill, loan, fine charges
m-government’s
impact on government organizations
m-government
and transforming public management
security and
privacy issues
legal issues and m-government
eGovernance
Theoretical
and analytical studies of eParticipation and e-Citizenship
Empirical
studies of eParticipation and e-Citizenship
Case studies
of eParticipation and e-Citizenship
e-Participation
applications
Analyses of
impacts and adoption of eGovernment, e-Democracy, and e-Participation
systems
Experience and involvement of the "e-Citizen"
Studies of citizens and democratic processes in virtual worlds
e-democracy
Online rule-making
freedom of
information
e-moderation
e-Voting
Risks and
advantages from e-Voting
Touch screen
voting
Local e-Participation
mGovernance
Mobile
Politics
m-democracy
m-Voting
m-government
and development
m-Government
and mCities
m-governance
: case studies
m-governance
: best practices
The future
and the potential of m-governance
