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ORCID8. ICEGOV 2014: Guimaraes, Portugal
- Elsa Estevez, Marijn Janssen, Luís Soares Barbosa:
Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Theory and Practice of Electronic Governance, ICEGOV 2014, Guimaraes, Portugal, October 27-30, 2014. ACM 2014, ISBN 978-1-60558-611-3
Data for development
- Buddhadeb Halder:
Crowdsourcing collection of data for crisis governance in the post-2015 world: potential offers and crucial challenges. 1-10 - Mohammad Lagzian, Mahmoud Pourbagheri:
An investigation into affecting factors on acceptance of e-government service counters as a service delivery channel: a case of developing country. 11-19 - Folahanmi Aina, Depo Faniran, Kayode M. Olaniyan:
The imperative of smart technology for timely release of official data for national development: a focus on Nigeria's National Bureau of Statistics. 20-23 - Haya Almagwashi, Anas Tawileh, Alex Gray:
Citizens' perception towards preserving privacy in e-government services: a cross-sectional study. 24-27 - Mortaza S. Bargh, Ronald Meijer, Sunil Choenni, Peter Conradie
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Privacy protection in data sharing: towards feedback based solutions. 28-36 - António José Silva, Jorge Gustavo Rocha:
Designing a bidirectional workflow for OpenStreetMap data integration in an INSPIRE based SDI. 37-40
Citizen empowerment
- Özlem Özdesim Ikiz, Mehmet Zahid Sobaci, Nilay Yavuz, Naci Karkin:
Political use of twitter: the case of metropolitan mayor candidates in 2014 local elections in Turkey. 41-50 - Shuhua Monica Liu:
Microblogging use and changes in governance: Netizens' deliberation on controversial traffic accidents in China. 51-60 - Sabrina Scherer, Maria A. Wimmer:
Trust in e-participation: literature review and emerging research needs. 61-70 - Karim Hamza:
Social media as a tool for social movements in Arab spring countries. 71-74 - Karim Hamza:
State stability: a governance analysis framework for Arab spring countries. 75-84 - Omenogo Veronica Mejabi, Joan Omololu Fabgule:
Engaging citizens through social media: how state governors in Nigeria are doing. 85-88
Ethics, accountability and transparency
- Michael Parmisano Canares:
Opening the local: full disclosure policy and its impact on local governments in the Philippines. 89-98 - Niels Netten, Susan W. van den Braak, Sunil Choenni, Erik Leertouwer:
Elapsed times in criminal justice systems. 99-108 - Isabel Ferreira, Sandra Cunha, Luís A. Amaral, Pedro Camões:
ICT for governance in combating corruption: the case of public e-procurement in Portugal. 109-112 - Ahsan Habib, Muhammad Badruzzaman, Manjur Ahammed, Arif Iqbal:
ICT: a tool to reduce corruption in Bangladesh. 113-116 - António F. Tavares, Nuno Ferreira da Cruz:
The determinants of local government transparency: a preliminary analysis. 117-123
Policy innovation and digital science
- Dragana Majstorovic, Maria A. Wimmer:
Future scenarios of ICT solutions for governance and policy modelling. 124-133 - Rama Krushna Das, Harekrishna Misra:
Managing innovations in rural e-governance services: a case of MGNREGS in India. 134-137 - Irapuan Noce, João Álvaro Carvalho:
Business and technology integrated management: a case of e-government for assessing the impact of policies. 138-141 - Maria Sokhn, Eliane Maalouf, Arnaud Zufferey, Florian Evéquoz:
Energetic dashboard: driving decision making. 142-145 - Gianluca Misuraca, Gianluigi Viscusi:
Digital governance in the public sector: challenging the policy-maker's innovation dilemma. 146-154 - Evert-Jan Mulder, Dhoya Snijders:
From Brussels to Brabant: delivering public value by implementing e-Government in a multilevel setting. 155-161
Electronic governance for sustainable development
- Harekrishna Misra:
Convergence in rural e-governance services for sustainable development: a model driven study in Indian context. 162-165 - Sanjo O. Faniran, Oluyemi Ojudu:
Deploying e-solution for data capturing in managing social security scheme for the aged in Ekiti state, Nigeria. 166-169 - Raul Zambrano, Simone Eymann:
Crowdsourcing and human development: the role of governments. 170-177
Leadership and organization
- Devender Maheshwari, Marijn Janssen:
Dashboards for supporting organizational development: principles for the design and development of public sector performance dashboards. 178-185 - Olusegun Agbabiaka, Adegboyega K. Ojo:
Framework for assessing institutional readiness of government organisations to deliver open, collaborative and participatory services. 186-189 - Ralf Klischewski:
From e-government strategy to services: challenges of inter-organizational IT governance in Egypt. 190-199 - Voahangy Rakotonirina, Harilanto Raoelson:
e-government as a gateway to an effective public human resources management. 200-203 - Karla Mendes Calo, Karina Cenci, Pablo R. Fillottrani, Elsa Estevez:
Government information sharing: a model for classifying benefits, barriers and risks. 204-212 - Theresa A. Pardo, Ronald L. Greenberg, Donna S. Canestraro:
Combating financial crisis with government transformation: the NYS shared services experience. 213-222
Government information leadership
- Diana Carolina Valencia Tello, Vera Karam de Chueiri, Luis Fernando Lopes Pereira:
e-government and performance management in Colombia. 223-226 - Delfina Soares, Filipe de Sá-Soares:
Information systems security management key issues in local government. 227-230 - Germán Guerrero Chaparro, Mauricio Gómez Villegas:
Design of a strategy for the development of institutional capacities in the training of ICT leaders in the government of Colombia. 231-234 - Elsa Estevez, Tomasz Janowski:
A comprehensive methodology for establishing and sustaining government chief information officer function. 235-243 - Naoko Iwasaki:
The gap between CIO core competencies and the real roles of CIOs. 244-250 - Meghan E. Cook, Megan Sutherland:
The emerging role of IT leadership in local government: challenges, realities, and recommendations. 251-258
Intelligent government systems
- Patrick Kaltenrieder, Edy Portmann, Sara D'Onofrio, Matthias Finger:
Applying the fuzzy analytical hierarchy process in cognitive cities. 259-262 - Shefali S. Dash, Inder Pal Singh Sethi, Om Pradyumana Gupta:
eTaal: eTransaction aggregation and analysis layer. 263-266 - Nishtha Madaan, P. Radha Krishna, Kamalakar Karlapalem:
Consistency detection in e-contract documents. 267-274 - Carlos Iván Chesñevar, Ana Gabriela Maguitman, María Paula González:
Empowering citizens through opinion mining from twitter-based arguments. 275-278 - Davide Carneiro, Paulo Novais:
Making justice more accessible. 279-287 - Orlando Belo, José Luis Faria, António Nestor Ribeiro, Bruno Oliveira, Vasco Santos:
Modeling e-government processes using YAWL: half-way towards their effective real implementation. 288-291
EGOV for ageing society
- Irina Grigoryeva, Maksim Shubinskiy, Elizaveta Mayorova:
ICT as a driver for senior citizens' social inclusion. 292-295 - Tomi Dahlberg:
A framework for and issues in the management and governance of data on elderly citizens (ongoing res.). 296-299 - Nguyen Manh Hien:
e-government and the aging society: a Vietnamese perspective. 300-303 - Luca Buccoliero, Elena Bellio:
The adoption of "silver" e-Health technologies: first hints on technology acceptance factors for elderly in Italy. 304-307 - Jirapon Sunkpho, Pravit Khaemasunun, Jirapon Tubtimhin:
Thailand new ICT master plan to promote ICT innovations and services for e-ageing. 308-311
EGOV for sector-specific contexts
- Luo Peipeng, Rita Tse Tan Sim:
Research experience of big data analytics: the tools for government: a case using social network in mining preferences of tourists. 312-315 - Vasiliy Burov, Evgeny Patarakin, Roman Parfenov:
Temptations of e-governance and e-learning. 316-319 - Tomi Dahlberg, Ari Helin:
Formation of voluntary inter-organizational IT governance for healthcare and social welfare IT: theoretical background and empirical evaluation. 320-329 - Subrata Kumar Dey, M. Abdus Sobhan, Ali Shihab Sabbir:
Grid/cloud-based e-Governance of higher education institutes and perception thereof: Bangladesh perspective. 330-333 - Asta Adukaite, Elmira Gazizova, Lorenzo Cantoni:
When e-gov deals with tourists: the case of visa information. 334-337
Open government data
- Ricardo Matheus, José Carlos Vaz, Manuella Maia Ribeiro:
Open government data and the data usage for improvement of public services in the Rio de Janeiro City. 338-341 - Álvaro Gomes, Delfina Soares:
Open government data initiatives in Europe: northern versus southern countries analysis. 342-350 - Deirdre Lee:
Building an open data ecosystem: an Irish experience. 351-360 - Sumandro Chattapadhyay:
Access and use of government data by research and advocacy organisations in India: a survey of (potential) open data ecosystem. 361-364 - Gustavo Magalhaes, Catarina Roseira, Laura Manley:
Business models for open government data. 365-370
EGOV in information society
- Lyudmila Bershadskaya, Andrei V. Chugunov, Dmitrii Trutnev:
Measuring information society in Russia: gaps and solutions for improvement. 371-374 - Manas Ranjan Patra, Rama Krushna Das:
Accessibility of e-governance in rural India: a critical view point. 375-378 - Agnes Owuato Odongo:
Research on ICT development in Africa: countries focusing on benefits, trends, challenges and solutions. 379-382 - Manas Ranjan Patra, Amar Ranjan Dash, Prasanna Kumar Mishra:
Accessibility analysis of government web portals of Asian countries. 383-386 - Radomir V. Bolgov, Elena S. Zinovieva, Vitalina Karachay:
Information society development in Eurasian economic union countries: legal aspects. 387-390 - Kim Andreasson, Mikael Snaprud:
The european e-government web accessibility divide. 391-394
Electronic participation
- Lyudmila Bershadskaya, Andrei V. Chugunov, Elena Golubtsova:
Measurement techniques for e-participation assessment: case of Russian e-petitions portal. 395-398 - Dirk Burkhardt, Kawa Nazemi, Christopher Klamm, Jörn Kohlhammer, Arjan Kuijper:
Comparison of e-participation roadmap in industrial and developing countries based on Germany and Kenya. 399-402 - Steve A. Adeshina, Adegboyega K. Ojo:
Towards improved adoption of e-voting: analysis of the case of Nigeria. 403-412 - Alexander Ryjov:
Human-centric systems for evaluating the status and monitoring the progress for socio-political processes. 413-416 - Ángela Rocio Vásquez-Urriago, Jesús Eduardo Coronado Escobar:
Current lessons and challenges from e-participation experiences in Colombia. 417-420
EGOV for business and commerce
- Prabir Panda, Ganesh P. Sahu, Babita Gupta, Vidyadhar Muthyala:
e-government procurement implementation in India: two comparative case studies from the field. 421-430 - Ranjan Kumar, Manish Kumar, Kapil Kant Kamal, Zia Saquib, Kavita Bhatia:
Assessment of the performance and efficiency of public services being delivered through mobile seva. 431-434 - Gastón Concha, Guillermo Burr, Paula Suárez:
Study on the public market platform's impact on SME in Chile. 435-441 - Sharada Alampalli, Theresa Pardo:
A study of complex systems developed through public private partnerships. 442-445 - Lina Marcela Morales Moreno, Javier Orlando Torres Paez, Adolfo Serrano Martínez:
A government IT-focused e-procurement strategy for Colombia. 446-449
Poster session
- Ramasamy Ramachandran:
Towards big data analytics framework: ICT professionals salary profile compilation perspective. 450-451 - Jenny Marcela Sánchez-Torres, Adriana del Pilar Sánchez-Vargas, Lina Morales-Moreno:
CIO alignment: Colombian CEOs perception. 452-453 - Adriana del Pilar Sánchez-Vargas, Jenny Marcela Sánchez-Torres, Jorge Bejarano:
Colombia's GCIO characterization: central level. 454-455 - Dmitrii Trutnev, Lyudmila Bershadskaya:
Cross-border e-signature implementation experience. 456-457 - Maria Rehman, Shafay Shamail:
Enterprise architecture and e-government projects in Punjab, Pakistan. 458-459 - Sashi Kumar, Shatrunjay Rawat:
e-participation: smart-phoning the less abled. 460-461 - Nur Sat:
Understanding the role of creating a share point in organizational collaboration for e-government success. 462-463 - Juan Gabriel Gómez Albarello, André-Noël Roth Deubel:
A weak state, a weak society, and the GCIO: a policy proposal based on the Colombian experience. 464-465 - Mikhail Bundin, Aleksei Martynov:
Public bodies and officers using social networking services: Russian law and practice. 466-467 - Johanna Ekua Awotwi, Charles Amega-Selorm:
Post 2015 agenda and public service channels of delivery: the collaborative effect on mobile phones and radio call-ins in Ghana. 468-469 - António Castro, Delfina Soares:
Connecting leadership and knowledge: an information service contributing to the governance in the educational sector. 470-471 - Nata Goderdzishvili, Tamar Gvenetadze:
Georgia's successful journey to e-government. 472-473 - Lemma Lessa, Devadoss Saravanan:
Change management as a critical sustainability factor to prevent failure of e-government initiatives. 474-475 - Claudia Díaz, Victoria Díaz, Elizabeth Rodríguez, María del Pilar García, Yovanna Cadavid, Miriam Díaz:
SUIT, an information system to improve formalities available to Colombian citizens. 476-477 - Shefali S. Dash, Inder Pal Singh Sethi, Ashutosh P. Maurya:
Government initiative for automation of co-operative banks structure through core banking solution. 478-479 - Chongzhao Li, Jiang Ke, Liu Hong:
The framework of cross-border electronic service platform in Asean-China free trade area. 480-481 - Sanjeev Kumar Katara, Nagesh Shastri:
e-governance in debts recovery tribunals and debts recovery appellate tribunals: a framework for implementation in India. 482-483 - Radomir V. Bolgov, Andrei V. Chugunov, Olga Filatova, Yuri Misnikov:
Electronic identification of citizens: comparing perspectives and approaches. 484-485 - Lina Marcela Morales Moreno, Javier Orlando Torres Paez, Deicy Alexandra Parra Chaux, Diego Antonio Campos Cáceres:
IT4+: the Colombian government IT management model. 486-487 - Baseer Ahmad Baheer, Sonia C. Sousa, David Lamas:
Readiness of Afghan government for the deployment of e-government solutions. 488-489 - Raph de Rooij:
Increasing compliance with web accessibility regulation by also focusing on the non-technical issues. 490-491 - Oriana Oviedo Ojeda:
Model of open government with border approach in the department of norte de santander Colombia research project. 492-493 - Matthias Stürmer:
Characteristics of digital sustainability. 494-495 - Maria Helena Monteiro, Alice Trindade, Ricardo Ramos Pinto, Amável Santos:
ICT capabilities within a Portuguese higher education institution: the case of iscsp, ULisboa. 496-497 - Leonida N. Mutuku, Christine Mahihu:
A suggested framework for impactful open data applications in developing countries. 498-499 - Teresa Susana Mendes Pereira, Henrique M. Dinis Santos:
Security metrics to evaluate organizational IT security. 500-501 - Lei Zheng, Xiwen Fu:
Digital convergence at infrastructure level in Qingdao: benefits and risks. 502-503 - Arry Akhmad Arman, Jaka Sembiring, Suhardi:
The importance of data management to support open data: case study in Indonesia. 504-505 - Meng Sun, Yi Li:
Formal modeling and verification of complex interactions in e-government applications. 506-507 - Marciele Berger Bernardes, Francisco Pacheco de Andrade:
Democracy in international organizations for regional integration: use of information and communication technologies: ICTs (internet) for an effectiveness of the fundamental right of political inclusion (e-participation). 508-509 - Bandaxay Lovanxay:
ICT as one of the critical success factors of aging society in ASEAN: role and cooperation of Japan. 510-511 - Pedro Janices, Natalia Aguerre:
The importance of cybersecurity in an open government. 512-513 - Jesús Eduardo Coronado Escobar, Ángela Rocio Vásquez-Urriago:
Gamification: an effective mechanism to promote civic engagement and generate trust? 514-515 - Fengchun Yang:
How to use the social capital and social media tools to construct the old-age service system under the shortage of relevant resources: policy and experiences in China. 516-517 - Zdenek Brabec, Jan Vejvalka:
ICT & ageing: need for change in the approach. 518-519
Doctoral colloquium
- Nikolina Zajdela Hrustek:
Multidimensional and multiperspective approach for monitoring e-inclusion. 520-523 - Tereza Cahlikova:
Significance of socio-cultural, political and historical factors for the introduction of e-participation in Switzerland. 524-527 - Tatiana M. Martinez:
Combating corruption through transparency: how have e-government investments affected levels of accountability in Brazil? 528-531 - Karina Cenci:
Distributed architecture for e-government. 532-535 - Maria Guillermina Cledou:
A virtual factory for smart city service integration. 536-539 - A. A. Kuatbayeva:
Fuzzy logic in healthcare situation room modelling. 540-542 - Fatemeh Ahmadi Zeleti:
Business models for open data businesses. 543-546
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