2. ICEGOV 2008: Cairo, Egypt

Invited talks

• Ahmed M. Darwish:
  Egypt: from e-government to e-governance the road to fast pace development. 1-3
  
• Roland Traunmüller, Christine Leitner:
  e-government: state and perspectives. 4-7
  
• Mario Apostolov:
  Good governance and the concept of electronic single window for international trade. 8-9
  

Theory

• Rahul De':
  Electronic governance theory. 11-15
  
• Vassilis Meneklis, Christos Douligeris:
  Technological integration: evidence of processes of structuring in governmental organizations. 16-23
  
• Jamal Shahin, Matthias Finger:
  The operationalisation of e-governance. 24-30
  
• Majed Ayyad:
  e-government informatics. 31-38
  
• Jason Musyoka:
  Social electronic governance: re-visiting the redistribution question through coordinating relations between electronic governance and social goals. 39-43
  

Technology

• Steve Harris, Jeremy Gibbons, Jim Davies, Andrew Tsui, Charles Crichton:
  Semantic technologies in electronic government. 45-51
  
• Asaad Moosa, Eanas Muhsen Alsaffar:
  Proposing a hybrid-intelligent framework to secure e-government web applications. 52-59
  
• Peter Salhofer, Gerald Tretter, Bernd Stadlhofer:
  Goal-oriented service selection. 60-66
  
• Jim Davies, Steve Harris, Charles Crichton, Aadya Shukla, Jeremy Gibbons:
  Metadata standards for semantic interoperability in electronic government. 67-75
  
• Sebastiano Faro, Roberta Nannucci:
  Trans-European access to national case law: the Caselex project. 76-81
  

Information

• Sharon S. Dawes, Theresa A. Pardo, Yuanfu Jiang:
  A holistic framework for understanding government information access initiatives. 83-89
  
• Lei Zheng, Yuanfu Jiang, Tung-Mou Yang, Theresa A. Pardo:
  Sharing information for product quality and food safety in China: barriers and enablers. 90-97
  
• Yasuhito Arimoto, Michiharu Kudo, Yuji Watanabe, Kokichi Futatsugi:
  Checking assignments of controls to risks for internal control. 98-104
  
• Wichian Chutimaskul, Suree Funilkul, Vithida Chongsuphajaisiddhi:
  The quality framework of e-government development. 105-109
  
• Ansgar Mondorf, Maria Wimmer:
  Interoperability in e-tendering: the case of the virtual company dossier. 110-116
  

Transformation

• Marijn Janssen, William S. Shu:
  Transformational government: basics and key issues. 117-122
  
• Muhammad Kashif Farooq, Shafay Shamail, Mian M. Awais:
  Reference model for devolution in e-governance. 123-129
  
• Olivier Glassey:
  A case study on taxpayer segmentation. 130-135
  
• William S. Shu:
  Strategic IT planning as change specification. 136-143
  
• Sanjo O. Faniran, Kayode M. Olaniyan:
  e-governance in community-based poverty reduction strategies. 144-148
  

Value

• Wojciech Cellary:
  Strategic impact of e-government on economy and society. 149-153
  
• Michael Awoleye, Adeniran Isola Oluwaranti, Willie Siyanbola, Emmanuel Rotimi Adagunodo:
  Assessment of e-governance resource use in south-western Nigeria. 154-159
  
• Seyed Kamal Vaezi:
  Measurement and evaluating frameworks in electronic government quality management. 160-165
  
• Satishkumar Belliethathan, Yitbarek Weldesemaet, Araya Asfaw:
  Electronic environmental governance in Ethiopia: key thrust areas. 166-171
  
• Juan M. Luzuriaga, Rodolfo Martínez, Alejandra Cechich:
  Setting SPI practices in Latin America: an exploratory case study in the justice area. 172-177
  

Policy

• Jay P. Kesan, Rajiv C. Shah:
  Open standards in electronic governance: promises and pitfalls. 179-182
  
• Jungwoo Lee, Kang-Tak Oh, Hun Yeong Kwon:
  Striving for transparency and efficiency in e-government: procurement reform through e-procurement. 183-190
  
• Fawzi Mulki:
  Implementing national copyright laws: a Jordanian case study. 191-198
  
• Radha Chauhan, Elsa Estevez, Tomasz Janowski:
  A model for policy interventions in support of electronic governance. 199-205
  
• Wu Hao:
  How political mechanism influences digital government: comparative case study of United States and China. 206-210
  

Vertical tutorials

• Toshio Obi:
  Current topics in the discussion on the relationship between e-governance and education. 211-215
  
• Lalanath de Silva:
  Environmental e-governance. 216-218
  

Open source

• Rajiv C. Shah, Jay P. Kesan:
  Evaluating the interoperability of document formats: ODF and OOXML as examples. 219-225
  
• Bryan Kirschner:
  Building a balanced scorecard for open source policy and strategy: a case study of the Microsoft experience. 226-231
  
• Stacy Avery Baird:
  The heterogeneous world of proprietary and open-source software. 232-238
  

Sourcing and networks

• P. Vigneswara Ilavarasan, C. M. Malish:
  Computing professionals in e-governance: policy implications. 239-244
  
• Christian Sterba, Thomas Grechenig, Martin Pazderka:
  Outsourcing as a strategy for IT harmonization: a public sector case study proposing an approach in independent stakeholder scenarios. 245-250
  
• Enrico Francesconi, Sebastiano Faro, Elisabetta Marinai:
  A framework for semantic mapping between thesauri. 251-257
  

Development and challenges in practice

• Shampa Paul, Kaushalesh Lal:
  e-governance initiatives in India. 259-263
  
• Mahbubul Alam, Kawsar Ahmed, Md. Ashraful Islam:
  e-governance: challenges and opportunities. 264-267
  
• Deepthi Shanker:
  e-governance in rural India. 268-273
  

e-voting

• Christos Manolopoulos, Dimitris Sofotassios, Polyxeni Nakou, Yannis C. Stamatiou, Anastasia Panagiotaki, Paul G. Spirakis:
  A step-wise refinement approach for enhancing e-voting acceptance. 275-280
  
• Craig A. Burton:
  A thin client for networked access to a central register and electronic voting terminal. 281-286
  

Electronic governance in practice

• Mahinda Kommalage, Anoj Thabrew:
  Use of websites for disseminating health information in developing countries: an experience from Sri Lanka. 287-290
  
• Mahbubul Alam, Kawsar Ahmed:
  e-governance initiatives in Bangladesh. 291-295
  
• Deepak Rauniar, Radha Krishna Pote:
  Towards e-governance: a case study of employees provident fund of Nepal. 296-301
  

Software as service and business process reengineering

• Jaijit Bhattacharya, Sushant Vashistha:
  Utility computing-based framework for e-governance. 303-309
  
• Steven Wu, Philip Chua:
  Museum collection management on-demand. 310-315
  
• Giorgos Pentafronimos, Spyridon Papastergiou, Nineta Polemi:
  Interoperability testing for e-government web services. 316-321
  

Organization and implementation

• Marijn Janssen, Ralph Feenstra:
  Socio-technical design of service compositions: a coordination view. 323-330
  
• Frances Slack, John Walton:
  Organizational culture and stakeholder power: a case study of postgraduate initiatives in e-government. 331-336
  
• Asim Balci, Erhan Kumas, Hamza Tasdelen, Elif Süngü, Tolga Medeni, Tunç D. Medeni:
  Development and implementation of e-government services in Turkey: issues of standardization, inclusion, citizen and satisfaction. 337-342
  
• Myriam Cecilia Dueñas Parada:
  Human aspects of the environmental information management in Colombia. 343-348
  

Participation and web 2.0

• Johan van Wamelen, Dennis de Kool:
  Web 2.0: a basis for the second society? 349-354
  
• Peter Mambrey:
  From participation to e-participation: the German case. 355-360
  
• Rama Krushna Das, Manas Ranjan Patra, Subash Chandra Mahapatra:
  e-grama: a tool for bridging the digital divide in rural India. 361-366
  

Infrastructure

• Driss Kettani, Asmae El Mahdi:
  Back office integration issues in developing country context: lessons learned from a case study in Morocco. 367-372
  
• Mohamed Dâfir Ech-cherif El Kettani, Taieb Debbagh:
  NCSec: a national cyber security referential for the development of a code of practice in national cyber security management. 373-380
  

Website evaluation and impact

• Rocío Andrea Rodríguez, León Welicki, Daniel Alberto Giulianelli, Pablo Martín Vera:
  Measurement framework for evaluating e-governance on municipalities websites. 381-387
  
• Leela Damodaran, C. Wendy Olphert, Panos Balatsoukas:
  Democratizing local e-government: the role of virtual dialogue. 388-393
  
• Don-Yun Chen, Chung-Pin Lee:
  To reinforce or to mobilize?: tracing the impact of internet use on civic engagement in Taiwan. 394-401
  

Readiness

• Mohamed Shareef, Adegboyega K. Ojo, Tomasz Janowski:
  A readiness assessment framework for e-government planning: design and application. 403-410
  
• Abebe Rorissa, Dawit Demissie, Theresa A. Pardo:
  Toward a common framework for computing e-government index. 411-416
  
• Devendra Potnis, Theresa A. Pardo:
  Evolution of readiness indicators. 417-422
  

Innovation

• Apostolos Vontas, Androklis Mavridis, Adamantios Koumpis, Vasiliki Moumtzi:
  Measuring government innovation in EU. 423-427
  
• Josef Makolm, Silke Weiß, Doris Ipsmiller:
  The DYONIPOS innovation framework: research and practice hand in hand. 428-432
  
• Subrata Kumar Dey, M. Abdus Sobhan:
  Conceptual framework for introducing e-governance in university administration. 433-438
  

Policy making

• Loo Geok Pee, Atreyi Kankanhalli:
  Understanding the drivers, enablers, and performance of knowledge management in public organizations. 439-466
  
• Ramasamy Ramachandran:
  A policy tool on developing a national strategic framework on bridging digital divide: a Malaysian public policy perspective. 447-451
  
• Johanna Ekua Awotwi, George Owusu:
  Lack of equal access to ICTs by women: an e-governance issue. 452-457
  

Posters

• Muhammad Abul Kalam Azad, Md. Ashik Ali Khan, Mahbubul Alam:
  Government enterprise architectures: present status of Bangladesh and scope of development. 459-460
  
• Wensheng Yang:
  Cross-boundary information sharing in e-governance based on third-party platform: a case study on iTowNet public service platform. 461-462
  
• Sanghamitra Mohanty, Surendranath Nayak:
  NLP techniques in enriching e-governance. 463-464
  
• Ganbat Tsend:
  Comparison of website content measurement of selected Mongolian institutions. 465-466
  
• Ganesh Prasad Adhikari:
  e-revenue administration in Nepal. 467-468
  
• S. L. Sarnot, U. K. Nandwani, R. P. Sondhi:
  Website quality: a prerequisite to addressing citizen expectations in e-governance. 469-470
  
• Seyed Kamal Vaezi:
  Critical success factors for implementing knowledge based models for electronic public services (EPS). 471-473
  
• Uyanga Sambuu, Uranchimeg Tudevdagva, Ganbold Erdene:
  e-governance initiatives in Mongolia. 474-477
  
• Shefali S. Dash, Nandita Chaudhri:
  Community information centres---enabling e-governance in India: lessons learnt. 478-479
  
• Pierre Dandjinou, Ben Akoh:
  The Africa e-governance academy (AfeGA). 480-482
  
• Kshitish Bhattarai, Manoj Kumar Gupta:
  Implementation of e-government in Nepal: prospects, opportunities and threats. 483-484
  
• Lue Li:
  e-governance and digital divide: a case study of mainland China and Macao SAR. 485-486
  
• Muhammed Azam:
  Bridging digital divide: role of telecommunication sector. 487-488
  

Discussion panels

• Young-Sik Kim, Saleem Zoughbi:
  Electronic governance in post-conflict countries. 489
  
• Alejandra Cechich, Lorenzo Madrid, Jeremy Gibbons, Jay P. Kesan:
  Interoperability frameworks for electronic governance. 490-491
  
• Robert Schware:
  Electronic governance and rural communities. 492-493
  
• Ethan Katsh:
  Dispute resolution and e-government. 494-495
  
• Madeleine Siösteen-Thiel, Urban Funered:
  Electronic governance in Europe. 496-497
  
• Kishor Pradhan:
  Electronic governance and citizen journalism. 498-499
  

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