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ORCID7. ICEGOV 2013: Seoul, Republic of Korea
- Jeanne Holm, Tomasz Janowski:
7th International Conference on Theory and Practice of Electronic Governance, ICEGOV '13, Seoul, Republic of Korea, October 22-25, 2013. ACM 2013, ISBN 978-1-4503-2456-4
Building smart government
- Yuchu Lin, Simon Fong:
Performance evaluation management model to accelerate the development of e-government in China. 1-4 - Xiao Liang:
Foucault's power relation work and e-government system adoption: a framework. 5-8 - Xinping Liu:
Cross-departmental collaboration in government one-stop center: factors and performance. 9-18 - Ankur Goel, Venkatesh Choppella:
State based access control for open e-governance. 19-27 - Gabriel Puron Cid
, Diana Carolina Valencia Tello, Sofía Garcia-Diaz:
Inter-temporal analysis of e-government enactment: the cases of Mexico and Colombia. 28-31 - Ignacio Marcovecchio, Elsa Estevez, Pablo R. Fillottrani:
Government chief information officer (GCIO) ontology: a tool to formalize the GCIO function. 32-41
Governing through networks
- Mesfin Belachew, R. K. Shyamasundar:
Public private partnerships (PPP) in the e-government initiatives for developing nations: the case of Ethiopia. 42-45 - Taewoo Nam:
Government 3.0 in Korea: fad or fashion? 46-55 - Ejuma R. Akpa, Kayode M. Olaniyan:
Learning from experience: developing an ICT based communication strategy for sustaining the MDGs in Nigeria. 56-59 - Auhood Abdullah Alfaries, Hend S. Al-Khalifa, Muna S. Al-Razgan, Mashael Al-Duwais:
Evaluating the accessibility and usability of top Saudi e-government services. 60-63 - Claudius E. Seidel, Basanta E. P. Thapa, Ralf Plattfaut, Björn Niehaves:
Selective crowdsourcing for open process innovation in the public sector: are expert citizens really willing to participate? 64-72
Policy and governance innovation
- Lyudmila Bershadskaya, Andrei V. Chugunov, Dmitrii Trutnev:
e-participation development: a comparative study of the Russian, USA and UK e-petition initiatives. 73-76 - Jeremy Millard:
ICT-enabled public sector innovation: trends and prospects. 77-86 - Eduardo Fajardo:
ICT innovation nodes for e-gov. 87-90
Smart governance for smart industries
- Wojciech Cellary:
Smart governance for smart industries. 91-93 - Hichem Klabi, Sehl Mellouli, Monia Rekik:
A reputation based electronic government procurement model. 94-102 - Prabir Panda, Ganesh P. Sahu:
Fulfilling public procurement expectations in India: need of legislative intervention. 103-111 - Sashi Kumar, Shatrunjay Rawat:
e-inventory for proactive e-waste management. 112-115 - Ramasamy Ramachandran:
Capability determinants of information & communications technology services (ICTS) sector: a Malaysian policy perspective. 116-119 - Voahangy Rakotonirina, Harilanto Raoelson:
e-government and performing enterprises: case of Madagascar. 120-123 - Fatemeh Ahmadi Zeleti, Adegboyega K. Ojo, Olavi Uusitalo:
Entrepreneurism and e-government in Finland: barriers to entry. 124-133
Smart governance for smart societies
- Shuhua Monica Liu:
When food quality control in china meets mobile and wireless technology: interactions, potentials and pitfalls. 134-143 - Rama Krushna Das, Manas Ranjan Patra, Harekrishna Misra:
e-governance and digital inclusion: creating smart rural women in India. 144-149 - Manas Ranjan Patra, Rama Krushna Das:
CeMSE: a cloud enabled model for smart education. 150-153 - Dennis Linders, Cheng-Ming Wang:
Proactive e-governance: flipping the service delivery model in Taiwan. 154-157
Ethics, transparency and accountability
- Jianying Lu, Lei Zheng:
Air quality information disclosure in China: needs and capabilities. 158-165 - Ricardo Matheus, Marijn Janssen:
Transparency of civil society websites: towards a model for evaluation websites transparency. 166-169 - Enrique Cusba García:
Fostering e-participation in Colombia. 170-173 - Jan van Dijk, Sandra Kalidien, Sunil Choenni:
Development, implementation and use of a judicial data space system. 174-181 - Rodrigo Sandoval-Almazán, Nancy Karina Saucedo Leyva, J. Ramón Gil-García:
Maturity and evolution of e-government portals in central America: a three-year assessment 2011-2013. 182-185
EGOV for development
- Sanjo O. Faniran, Kayode M. Olaniyan:
From slums to smart cities: addressing slum-dwelling in Nigeria through e-land administration. 186-189 - Olutoyin J. Oloniteru, Adegboyega K. Ojo:
On Ekiti's smart governance for development approach: a reflexive account. 190-193 - Rehema Baguma, Jude T. Lubega:
Factors for success and failure of e-government projects: the case of e-government projects in Uganda. 194-197
National data policies
- Gastón Concha, Paula Suárez:
Analyzing the best practices of information security and protection of sensitive data in the context of e-government in Colombia and Chile. 198-201 - Sumandro Chattapadhyay:
Towards an expanded and integrated open government data agenda for India. 202-205 - Pedro Janices, Natalia Aguerre:
Open government partnership: Argentina action plan. 206-209
Governing ageing society
- Diana Ishmatova, Thi Thanh Hai Nguyen:
Towards a framework for analyzing and comparing ICT for aging society policies: a first approximation. 210-213 - Naiwei Chen:
The e-government service performance improvement in ageing society: comparison research of Japan and Taiwan. 214-217 - Toshio Obi, Naoko Iwasaki:
Innovative applications and strategy on ICT applications for aging society: case study of Japan for silver ICT innovations. 218-226
Governing smart cities
- Yu-Che Chen:
Smart urban governance: an institutional and system perspective. 227-230 - Marco Peres Useche, Juan Carlos Noriega Silva, Carolina Vilafañe:
Medellin (Colombia): a case of smart city. 231-233 - J. Ramón Gil-García, Armando Aldama-Nalda:
Smart city initiatives and the policy context: the case of the rapid business opening office in Mexico City. 234-237
Open government data impact
- Tung-Mou Yang, Jin Lo, Hui-Ju Wang, Jing Shiang:
Open data development and value-added government information: case studies of Taiwan e-government. 238-241 - Pierre Andrews, Flávio Soares Corrêa da Silva:
Using parliamentary open data to improve participation. 242-249
Interoperability governance
- Florian Henning:
The impact of interoperability standards adoption on organisations in government information networks. 250-259 - Erwin A. Alampay:
Harmonizing eGovernment initiatives in the Philippines: a collaborative institutional framework. 260-263 - Florian Henning:
Adoption of interoperability standards in government information networks: an initial framework of influence factors. 264-267
Government on social media
- Lei Zheng:
Collaboration with social media in emergency response: a case study in China. 268-271 - Fang Wang, Weitao Yan, Peng Song:
Conceptualization of the public's expectation on government micro-blogs. 272-279
Innovative EGOV applications
- Hisao Sakazaki, Dan Yamamoto, Akihiro Sugimoto, Shinji Hirata:
Secure ID management for social security and tax number system. 280-284 - Seok-Jin Eom, Jun Houng Kim:
Public smart phone app success factors: comparative case study on public apps of Seoul city government. 285-288 - Lukasz Porwol, Adegboyega K. Ojo, John G. Breslin:
Harnessing the duality of e-participation: social software infrastructure design. 289-298
Participatory governance
- Artur Afonso Sousa, Pedro Agante, Luis Borges Gouveia:
Model of digital mediation for direct public participation in electoral periods: how important are the media? 299-308 - Qianli Yuan:
The use of web 2.0 in local governance: a case study on online discussion in Jiuting, Shanghai. 309-312
Mobile governance
- Roberto Fuentes-Enriquez, Yaneileth Rojas-Romero:
Developing accountability, transparency and government efficiency through mobile apps: the case of Mexico. 313-316 - Zoran Mitrovic, Ntombovuyo Klaas, Fidel Mbhele:
Benefits of introducing the cloud computing based m-government in the western cape: policy implications. 317-325 - Emmanuel Eilu, Rehema Baguma:
Designing reality fit m-voting. 326-329
Open data ecosystem
- Gustavo Magalhaes, Catarina Roseira, Sharon Strover:
Open government data intermediaries: a terminology framework. 330-333 - François van Schalkwyk:
Supply-side variants in the supply of open data in university governance. 334-337 - Neeta Verma, M. P. Gupta:
Open government data: beyond policy & portal, a study in Indian context. 338-341
Poster session
- Ahsan Habib, Debojyoty Chowdhury, Mridul Kanti Bhattacharjee:
ICT for development and UISC: a step to alleviate poverty in rural areas of Bangladesh. 342-343 - Himanshu Jain, P. Radha Krishna, Kamalakar Karlapalem:
e-contract enactment system for effective e-governance. 344-345 - Harekrishna Misra:
Emerging role of systems thinking oriented e-governance for supporting MDGs: learning in Indian context. 346-347 - Umar Muneer, Shafay Shamail:
Internet voting: a smarter way to vote in Pakistan. 348-349 - Njei Check, Mokube Peter Teke, Ebot Ebot Enaw:
e-government project management conceptual framework. 350-351 - Sanjeev Kumar Katara, P. Vigneswara Ilavarasan:
Mobile technologies in e-governance: a framework for implementation in India. 352-353 - Amina Cherouana, Latifa Mahdaoui:
Study of OSSAD applicability in a GPM framework. 354-355 - Mohamed Riduan Abid, Saad Bahri, Hachim Haddouti, Michael Gerndt:
c-gov: e-gov services on the cloud for African rural communities. 356-357 - Johanna Ekua Awotwi, Charles Amega-Selorm:
Building on underlying technologies of mobile services for post 2015 Ghana. 358-359 - Juan Felipe Devia Rodríguez:
Collective and participatory strategic planning of the department of Tolima in Colombia. 360-361 - Lina Marcela Morales Moreno, Javier Orlando Torres Paez:
Towards a new model for government IT management in Colombia. 362-363 - Adriana Simeão Ferreira, Daniel Gonçalves de Melo, Leondeniz Freitas:
The importance of e-justice centres in the telecentres for the state of Acre: Brazilian Amazon. 364-365 - Huina Xu, Lei Zheng:
Open government data: from users' perspective. 366-367 - Petrusevschi Margareta, Amihalachioae Cornelia:
Smart governance in Moldova: a challenge that is worth. 368-369 - Evgeny Styrin, Natalya Dmitrieva, Andrey Zhulin:
Openness evaluation framework for public agencies. 370-371 - Rodrigo Sandoval-Almazán, Fabro Steibel:
Benchmarking Mexico & Brazil open government websites: model and metrics. 372-373 - Ricky Munyaradzi Mukonza:
m-government in South Africa's local government: a missed opportunity to enhance public participation? 374-375 - Kamalia Azma Kamaruddin, Nor Laila Md. Noor:
Citizen-driven model in citizen-centric t-government. 376-377 - Maria Guillermina Cledou, Sara Fernandes, Elsa Estevez:
WeLEaD: collaborative toolkit for learning, engaging and deciding. 378-379 - Hjh Syamimi Hj Md Ariff Lim, Yeoul Hwangbo, Hazri Kifle, Yun Bae Kim:
Enhancing human capacity building for e-government initiatives through international collaboration: case study of eG. InC in Brunei Darussalam. 380-381 - Dzmitry Marushka, Maria Ablameyko:
Belarus and the Baltic states: comparison study on e-government development results. 382-383
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