6th International Conference on eGovernmemt

Proceedings of ICEG 2009
The 5^th International Conference on e-Government
held at Suffolk University, Boston, USA
on 19-20 October 2009

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Paper Title	Author(s)	Guide Page	Page No.
Preface		Iv	iii
Biographies of Conference Chair, Keynote Speaker and Mini-track Chairs		V	iv
Conference Committee		Vii	v
Biographies of contributing authors		Viii	vi
E-Government Authentication Frameworks: a gap Analysis	Haya Almagwashi and Alex Gray Cardiff University, UK	1	1
E-Governance as Digital Ecosystem: a new way to Think About Citizen Engagement and the Internet?	Mark Balnaves and Mathew Allen Curtin University of Technology, Perth, Western Australia	2	9
Risk Characterization, Assessment, Management and Mitigation in United States Federal e-Government Initiatives	Paul Battaglia Florida Institute of Technology, Alexandria, Virginia, USA	3	15
The Role and Potentialities of Public e-Procurement: the Italian Experience in the European Context	Francesco Bof¹ and Pietro Previtali^{2 1}SDA Bocconi School of Management, Milan, Italy ²University of Pavia, Italy	4	24
Improving Government Internet Sites through Comprehensive Evaluations in Developing Countries: Case Mexico	Luis Antonio Delgado, Miguel Ángel Chávez and Andrés Gómez Presidency's Internet System, Mexico City, Mexico	5	33
A Citizen-Centric Framework for e-Government Services use	Brian Detlor¹, Maureen Hupfer¹, Umar Ruhi² and Li Zhao^{1 1}McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada ²University of Ottawa, Canada	6	41
State-Specific Governmental Factors Associated With Interagency Collaboration	Jane Fedorowicz Bentley University, Waltham, USA	7	49
E-Government Portals and Online Services: Status quo India	Mangala Hirwade¹, D. Rajyalakshmi¹ andAnil Hirwade^{2 1}RTM Nagpur University, Nagpur, India ²Patent Information System, Nagpur, India	8	58
Towards New Approaches for Structured Information Management in Public Administrations: Experiences From two Applied Research Projects in Luxembourg	Patrik Hitzelberger, Paulo Da Silva Carvalho, Heiko Polgart and Fernand Feltz Centre de Recherche Public – Gabriel Lippmann, Belvaux, Luxembourg	9	71
An eGovernment Survey Among Austrian Municipalities	Johann Höchtl, Peter Parycek, and Walter Seböck Danube University, Krems, Austria	10	81
State of e-Government Development in the Developing World: Case of Tanzania – Security vie	Geoffrey Karokola and Louise Yngström *Stockholm University/Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden*	11	92
Use of Development Indicators in Evaluation of e-Governance Initiatives	Anjali Kaushik¹ and Lekha Kumar^{2 1}Management Development Institute, Gurgaon, India ²Ministry of Personnel, PG & Pensions, Government of India, India	12	101
Application of Macro-Micro Simulation to e-Government: the Quantification of Public Values	Yumiko Kinoshita The University of Tokyo, Japan and Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Tokyo, Japan	13	111
A Comparison of Different Methodologies for the Construction of Aggregate Indices: the Example of Digital Divide Indices	Kamila Kolpashnikova University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan	14	121
Barriers to Electronic Government use as Perceived by Citizens at the Municipal Level in Mexico	Carlos Lopez-Sisniega University of Phoenix, USA	15	130
The Rhetoric and the Reality of the Internet as a Potential Public Sphere	Taewoo Nam University at Albany, SUNY, USA	16	139
Clarity of Roles and Responsibilities in Government Cross-Boundary Information Sharing Initiatives: Identifying the Determinants	Theresa Pardo¹, Brian Burke¹, Ramon Gil-Garcia², and Ahmet Guler^{1 1}University at Albany, USA ²Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas (CIDE), México	17	148
E-Government as a Tool to Promote Transparency and Openness: the Case of Bangladesh	Nahid Rashid Monash University, Australia	18	156
Integrated Architecture Framework for e-Government: an Assessment of the e-Government Initiatives in Zimbabwe	Ephias Ruhode and Vesper Owei Cape Peninsula University of Technology, Cape Town, South Africa	19	165
The Theory of Planned Behavior and Technology Innovation Adoption	Robert Wright Suffolk University, Boston, USA	20	174
Research in Progress Papers		21	185
Brazilian Public Software and its Impact on Brazilian Society	Angela Alves, Giancarlo Stefanuto, Paula Castro and Sueli Varani Eleutério Centro de Tecnologia da Informação Renato Archer – CTI, Campinas, Brasil	23	187
Characterizing and Improving Collaboration and Information-Sharing Across Emergency Preparedness and Response Communities	Deborah Bodeau¹, Jane Fedorowicz², Lynne Markus² and JoAnn Brooks^{1 1}The MITRE Corporation, Bedford USA ²Bentley University, Waltham, USA	24	192
Online Accessibility Challenges in US Healthcare Reform	Jonathan Frank Suffolk University, Boston, USA	25	201
A new Approach of e-Gov Processes Development: the use of Complex Thinking Theory	Giancarlo Stefanuto, Angela Alves, Rachel Cavalcanti, Paula Castro and Sueli Varani Eleutério Centro de Tecnologia da Informação Renato Archer – CTI, Campinas, Brasil	26	209

Updated 9 December 2009