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Wednesday 9 July 2008
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18:30
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Welcome reception at the
Alpha-Palmiers Hotel (Until 1930)
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Thursday 10 July 2008
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9:00
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Registration and
Refreshments
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10:00
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Room:
Welcome from the conference chair:
Matthias Finger, EPFL
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10:15
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Keynote address:
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11:10
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Conference splits
into streams
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Room:
Stream A: Web Issues
Chair:
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Room:
Mini-Track on SMEs
and e-Government
Chairs: Jyoti
Choudri and Janet Kirkham
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Room:
Mini track on Legal,
agency, trust and governance issues in e-Government
Chair: Bruno de
Vuyst
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Room:
Mini Track on
e-Democracy
Chair: Mary
Griffiths
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Room:
Stream B: Privacy
and Policy
Chair:
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Room:
Stream C:
Cross-Agency Collaboration
Chair:
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11:15
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A Web Based Tool
to Assist Management, Control and Security in Schools’ Educational
Excursions
Vopi Agoritsa, John Garofalakis,
Antreas Koskeris and Theofanis–Aristofanis Michail,
Research Academic Computer Technology Institute, Greece EG-048
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A Cooperative
Framework for e-Government
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Evaluating
Users’ Trust in Security of Government Public Key Infrastructure: A
View of Technology Acceptance Model
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Singing from the same
Hymnsheet'? The Impact of Internal Stakeholders on the Development of
e-Democracy
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Anonymous, Liberal
and User centric Electronic Identity Supports Citizen Privacy Protection in
e-Government
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Case Management for
Electronically Collaborating Administrations
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11:45
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Determinants of
Website Satisfaction and Loyalty: Comparing E-Business and E-Government
Models
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A Group Collaboration
Support System to Assist
Building and Managing
a National Core Component Dictionary and XML Schema Standards
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Massachusetts, Microsoft and
Digital Document Standards: Government-as-Consumer Power to Prevent an
Enclosure Movement in the Digital Age?
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Competent
Electronic Participation Channels in Electronic Democracy
Zissis Dimitrios,
Anastasia-Evangelia Papadopoulou and Dimitrios Lekkas, University
of The Aegean Greece
EG-052
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Privacy Policy
Analysis of UK
e-Government Websites
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Developing
Telehealthcare Systems in Complex
Multi-Agency Service
Settings: The OLDES Project
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12:15
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Towards Flexible
Evaluation for e-Government Websites: An Evaluation Framework According to
Multi-Perspectives
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e-Government in
Small and Mid-sized Communities: Challenges and Chances: A German Case
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Belgif: After Belgium
Seperates, WALGIF?
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Online Debates in the
2007 French Presidential Campaign
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A Policy Model for
the Digital Age: A revision of the UK Public Policy Model
Liptrott Mark, Edge Hill University, UK EG-018
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12:45
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Lunch
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Lunch
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Lunch
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Lunch
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Lunch
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Lunch
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Room:
Stream A - e-Voting
Chair:
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Room:
Mini-Track on SMEs
and E-Government
Chairs: Jyoti
Choudri and Janet Kirkham
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Room:
Mini track on Legal,
agency, trust and governance issues in e-Government
Chair: Bruno de
Vuyst
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Room:
Mini Track on
e-Democracy
Chair: Mary
Griffiths
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Room:
Stream B - ICT
Chair:
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Room:
Stream C: Service
Delivery
Chair:
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14:00
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e-Voting
Implementation in Nigeria:
Prospects and Challenges
Ayo Charles, Ambrose Azeta
and Uyinomen Ekong, Covenant
University, Nigeria
EG-044
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Interaction Between Local
Government and Local Businesses Under the e-Government Agenda in UK
– Exploring an Alternate Model of Governance
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From the Ashes of Phoenix: e-Justices in
a Surreal Country
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Uncovering the
Janus face of e-Participation: An Introduction with Impediment
Ekelin Annelie, Blekinge
Institute of Technology,
Sweden
EG-083
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The Effective
Deployment of ICT in Universities: Applicability of Core IS Capabilities
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Electronic Governance
and Service Delivery in India:
Initiatives and Outcomes
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14:30
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Verification and
Maintenance of e-Voting Systems and Standards
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Electronic Government
Interoperability in Thailand:
A Pilot Project on Official Electronic Correspondence Exchange between
Heterogeneous Software Products
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Legal Aspects of the
e-Government in Uzbekistan:
Perspectives and Problems
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A survey of French
Local e-Democracy Ricou Olivier, EPITA, France EG-032 (e-Dem)
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Shared Services and
Government ICT: Act II
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Improving
Governmental Service Delivery:Dis-Intermediation and Re-Intermediation
Strategies for Multi-Channel Management
Jansen Marijn, Delft University
of Technology, The Netherlands
EG-027
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15:00
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Status Information
Management System by NIC (SIMNIC): A G2G Application
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Building Trust within
Inter-Municipal Cooperation
Castelnovo Walter, University of Insubria, Italy
and Massimo Simonetta, ANCITEL Lombardia,
Italy
EG-040
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Prospects and
Challenges of e-Participation in Nigeria
Ogunsola Kemi, University of Ibadan, Nigeria EG-104
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Leading and
Communicating ICT-based Change in the Public Sector
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National Do Not
Call Registry; An Information Technology Enabled Solution in India
to Curb Unwanted Commercial Calls
Dash Shefali
S., IPS Sethi, National
Informatics Centre, Government of India,
India
EG-030
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15:30
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Refreshments
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Refreshments
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Refreshments
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Refreshments
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Refreshments
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Refreshments
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16:00
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Room:
Knowledge Cafe
Facilitated by:
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17:30
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Close of conference day
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19:00
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Conference dinner on board the MV Henry Dunant on Lac
Leman
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22:00
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Boat returns
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Friday 10 July 2008
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Room:
Stream A - Regional
case studies
Chair:
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Stream B: Adoption
issues
Chair:
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Room:
Mini track on Legal,
agency, trust and governance issues in e-Government
Chair: Bruno de
Vuyst
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Room:
Mini Track on e-Tax
and e-Revenue
Chairs: Margary
Stapleton and David O'Donnell
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Room:
Stream C: Local
Government
Chair:
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9:30
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e-Government as Support
in Interventions of use and Transformation of the Historic Centre of
Cagliari
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Factors
Influencing Citizens’ Adoption of e-Government Initiatives in
Developing Countries
Yonazi Jim, Henk Sol
and Albert Boonstra, University
of Groningen, The Netherlands
EG-039
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Remodelled and
Restyled e-Procurement: New Power Relationships Down Under
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From Ottawa to Lausanne:
Much More to do in e-Commerce Taxation?
Collins Tom, University of Limerick, Ireland EG-029
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Local e-Government in
Brazil
- Reinforcing Paternalistic Structures with False Hopes of Interaction
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10:00
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Information Society
and the Balkans – Challenges of “off-line” Governments
and Administrations on their way to Europe:The
Case of Serbia in a Comparative Perspective
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Towards a Model for
the Adoption of e-Government Services in Jordan
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Trust in Electronic
Public Services: Clients' Attitudes to Officers, Institutions and Elected
Politicians
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The Irish
Taxpayer: Analysis of Contact with Revenue
Cleary Duncan
and Mary Dwyer, Office of the Revenue Commissioners, Ireland
EG-080
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Assessing Local
e-Government Research Efforts in Israel
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10:30
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Using a Best Practice
Case in Evaluating e-Government Potential in Iranian Cities
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Coopetition between Digital
Governance and Traditional Governance
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e-Honesty as a New
Consideration in Development? Potentials and Risks of e-Government
Strategies in Bangladesh
for Supporting the Fight Against Corruption
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e-Tax Services and
Their Evolution: The Case of Slovenia
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Cross-National
Benchmarking of Local e-Government
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11:00
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Refreshments
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Refreshments
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Refreshments
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Refreshments
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Room:
Stream A: ICT Issues
Chair:
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Stream B: ERP
Chair:
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Stream C: Web 2.0 - The
Semantic Web
Chair:
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Room:
Mini Track on e-Tax
and e-Revenue
Chairs: Margary
Stapleton and David O'Donnell
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Stream D: Strategies
and Perspectives
Chair:
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11:30
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ICT Competency
Among Government Staff in Malaysia
Bolongkikit Jetol, Nelson Lajuni,
Tamrin Amboala and Geoffrey H. Tanakinjal, University of
Malaysia Sabah, Malaysia EG-028
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ERP evaluation: an
empirical study in the Italian Healthcare Sector
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Semantic Web for e-government
Service Integration: A Methodological Approach
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The Challenges of
Implementing Local e-Governance in Mauritius: Case of Revenue
Management System
Chittoo Hemant
Birandranath, Taruna Shalini Ramessur-Seenarain and Oupendranath Amoroo,
University of Technology,
Mauritius
EG-103
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Beyond e-Governance:
a constructive assessment of e-Gov dynamics and perspectives
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12:00
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e-Government and
Organizational IT Adoption:The Case of the Barcelona City Council
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The alignment of the
Information Technology’s Enterprise Resource Planning Rollout
Strategy with the Business Strategy in a Semi-governmental Organisation
Bopape Maishe, Sam Lubbe,
UNISA, Pretoria and Rembrandt
Klopper University of Kwa Zulu Natal, South Africa
EG-008
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Semantically Enabled
Web Portals for Rural Local Self Governments of India
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Risk Analysis or How
to Avoid Contact with Most of Your Customers
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e-Government
Evolution in EU Local Governments: A Comparative Perspective
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12:30
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Observatories of e-Government
Practices: An Exploratory Study of Portals for the Dissemination of
Innovations and Practices in the Application of Information and
Communication Technologies in Government
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From Fragmented
e-Government Projects Towards National Enterprise Architecture Programs
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Election
Campaigning in the Era of Web 2.0 and Social Media
Backhouse Jenny, UNSW@ADFA,
Australia
EG-091
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Encouraging more
Usage of e-Government Applications: A Case Study of Ireland's Online
Taxation Platform
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e-Readiness analysis
for Economic and Social Opportunities: A perspective for Systems
Development in e-Government
Klopper Rembrandt,
University of Kwa Zulu Natal and
Sam Lubbe, UNISA, Pretoria,
South Africa
EG-007
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13:00
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Lunch
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Lunch
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Lunch
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Lunch
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Lunch
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Room:
Stream A:
Measurement and Evaluation
Chair:
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Room:
Stream B:
e-Parliament
Chair:
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Stream C: Case
Studies
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Room:
Mini Track on e-Tax
and e-Revenue
Chairs: Margary
Stapleton and David O'Donnell
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Room:
Stream D: Knowledge Management
and Innovation
Chair:
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14:00
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Measuring and
Evaluating e-Government in Europe
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Devising an
e-Parliament Model for the Shura Council of Bahrain
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Romanian Urban
E-Government. Digital Services and Digital Democracy in 165 Cities
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Introducing e-Tax
and e-Revenue: Research and Practice
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Business Process
Improvement in Organizational Design of E-Government Services
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14:30
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Evaluation Approach
for Multi-Channel e-Government Services
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e-Parliament: Of Service
to Elected Representatives and Citizens
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Mobile Government in Turkey:
Investigating Drivers and Barriers
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e-Governance a New
Challenge After e-Government
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15:00
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Performance and IT
Investment Intensity in RSA e-Governmental Departments – a Pilot
Study
Lubbe Sam, UNISA, Pretoria and Rembrandt Klopper, Univeristy of
Kwa Zulu Natal, South Africa EG-006
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e-Government in Libya:
The route to Successful Implementation
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Electronic Monitoring
of Advertising Firms Shareholder Structure: An Initiative of the
Secretariat General of Communication – Secretariat General of
Information
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Transformational
Government – A Conceptual Foundation for Innovation in Public
Administrations
Baacke Lars, René
Fitterer, Tobias Mettler and Peter Rohner, University of St. Gallen,
Institute of Information Management Switzerland EG-014
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15:30
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Closing remarks reflecting on the issues raised during the
conference
Led by the Progamme Chair, Panos Hahamis, University of Westminster, UK
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16:00
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Close of
Conference
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