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7th Easter European eGovernment Days 2009

7th Eastern European e|Gov Days: eGovernment & eBusiness Ecosystem & eJustice
April (22) -23 – 24, 2009, BREVNOV MONASTERY, Prague
Czech Republic

Organization

Conference book proceedings order here

WEBCAST and PHOTOGALLERY

Scientific Committee & Honorary and Advisory Board

List of registered participants - final

PROGRAMME

Final version of conference programme available here. Speaker's slides are available in a pdf format below on this page via hyperlink at each presentation title.*

* If there is no presentation in the link it means that we are not allowed to publish this presentation.

Wednesday, 22^th April 2009

Workshop 1	9.00 - 15.00	Public eProcurement in Europe
Workshop 2	15.30 - 18.00	Reconnecting citizens with politics and policy making "What is happening now and what should be done in future"

Thursday, 23^th April 2009

8:30-9:00	Registration
9:00-9:20	Opening and welcome by co-organisers Irina Zalisova, EPMA director (CZ), opening Roland Traunmüller, Chair of Forum eGovernment/OCG (AT) Zdeněk Ryšavý, Chansellor for Informatics, landscape planning and environment, Vysocina Region (CZ), eGovernmentICT development & key projects
9:20-9:30	Thomas M. Buchsbaum, Minister plenipotentiary, Austrian Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs, Chair of CAHDE/Council of Europe, The Council of Europe Recommendation on E-democracy
9:30-11:00	Plenary I – eGovernment as a political agenda Ondřej Felix, Chief Architect of E-government, Ministry of Interior of the Czech Republic, Transforming Government by EGON Gábor Bódi, State Secretary for ICT & eGovernment, Hungary Christian Rupp, Speaker of the Platform Digital Austria, Austria, E-Government in Austria Pavol Tarina, Government Plenipotentiary for Information Society, Slovakia, eGovernment & Slovakia 2009 Moderator: Thomas M. Buchsbaum, (AT)
11:00-11:30	Cofee break
11:30-13:00	Plenary II – eGovernment & Future ICT Andy Mulholland, Global CTO, Capgemini (IRL), Moving from Technology Confusionto focused Business Actions and Value Jean Francois Junger, eGovernment and CIP operations, DG INFSO, European Commission (BE) Robert Tesch, Vice President Public Sector and Healthcare CEE, Siemens IT Solutions and Services (AT), Interoperability - 21st century challenge for IT and eGovernment Wilfried Grommen, GM & Regional technology manager CEE, Microsoft (BE), Software + Services Cloud Computing an Opportunity for Public Sector Sylviane Toporkoff, Founder Partner Items International, President Global Forum (FR), Benchmark on e-Gov Architecture frameworks and policies Moderator: Jeremy Millard, Danish Technological Institute (DK)
13:00-14:30	Buffet lunch
14:30-15:30	Plenary III – eGovernment and European Challenges Cristina Martinez Gonzales, Future Internet Enterprise Systems, DG INFSO, European Commission (BE) Arthur Winter, Director General, DG IT Director, Federal Ministry of Finance (AT), Interoperability and cross organisational processes on the European level Christine Leitner, Center for European Public Administration (CEPA) at Danube University Krems (AT), European eGovernment Award 2009 Urban Funered - Special Adviser/Swedish EU presidency team, Ministry of Finance (SE), Ministerial eGovernment conference 2009 Moderator: Josef Makolm, Austrian Federal Ministry of Finance (AT)

15:30-17:00
1A eGovernment Joseph A. Cannataci: Privacy pitfalls for E-Government: recent developments in the UK Aleš Dobnikar, Alenka Žužek Nemec: How can e-government contribute to achieving the Lisbon strategy objectives? Peter Gastberger: Parameters for the successful implementation of e-government projects Zdeněk Jiříček: EU Services Directive and Digital Identity implications	1B eJustice Radim Polčák: The concepts of eJustice Michal Mejstřík, Jana Chvalkovská: Impacts of electronic Insolvency Register on Czech business environment Ludwig Gramlich: E-Justice = "ELECTRONIC JUSTICE?" Aernout Schmidt: E-JUSTICE: No ground for optimism	1C PSI re-use Andrej Osterman: Re-use of public sector information: an European perspective Nataša Brenk: Re-use of PSI – the theory and practice in the Republic of Slovenia Petra Kuncová: Information services provided by the CZSO Tomáš Šťastný: PSI documentation system practical use of research results
17:00-17:30 Coffee break
17:30-19:00
2A European eGov Architecture Sylviane Toporkoff: e-Government Architectures Yannis Charalabidis: Adding systems support to national government interoperability frameworks: a good practice example from Greece Christine Leitner: Good Practice under Scrutiny: A Prospective on the 2009 European E-Government Awards Cyril Velikanov: Open Legislative Council (OLC): A discursive eDemocracy project	2B Interoperability & Security & Identity Bruno Rouchouze: European eServices: What is missing for interoperability? Elzbieta de Paiva Leite: Promoting the European Software Industry Libor Neumann: E-barriers of e-government Horst Bliedung: Role Based Identity & Access Management: Basic infrastructure for new citizen services and lean internal administration	2C PSI re-use Richard Pettifer: PSI in European Meteorology – an unfulfilled potential Dagmar Vránová: Conditions for re-use of PSI in the Czech Republic Otakar Čerba: Spatial Planning – Example of European Integration of Public Data

Friday, 24^th April 2009

9:00-10:30
3A Workshop E-procurement: a chance for small and medium-sized businesses Maria Wimmer, Josef Makolm: Virtual Company Dossier: A new Public Service for the e-Procurement Process Doris Ipsmiller: osSso: The Technical Basis for the Austrian VCD-Implementation Silke Weiß: egosta: Stakeholder Involvement in big e-Government-Projects Peter Sonntagbauer: CIP call 2009: Enlargement of the PEPPOL consortium	3B Digital G&B Ecosystem Maria Nikolova: Government to business (G2B) e-services in Bulgaria – specifics and development Hardy Klompges: How to implement EU driven projects services directive and electronic exchange of social security information (EESSI) Andrea Nowak: Meta modeling environment for security requirements in inter-organizational e-government business processes Cristina Martinez Gonzales	3C eSociety applications Thomas Mader: Modern e-Government in Europe – The Albanian solution as an example Irene Krebs: Inter-communal Cooperation – an eAdministration Strategy for Small Administrative Departments?! Peter Pilin: Electronic forms as an efficient eGovernment tool Bojan Cestnik, Alenka Kern: Managing changes in public sector Reima Suomi: Rewarding for academic performance IT-systems in the support of academic assessment in Finland
10:30-11:00 Coffee break
11:00-12:30
4A G2B Applications Libor Kyncl: Information systems of Tax Administration in the Czech Republic Erich Waldecker: Electronic payment via Finance Online Graziella Launaro: An interoperable business model: the re-use of AIDA within local public bodies Antonio Maria D'Amico: European civil registry network	4B eParticipation/eVoting Alexander Prosser: CoE Recommendation 2004(11) on E-Voting And The Voting Client Carolina Marco: VoicE, giving European people a voice in EU-legislation Peter Parycek: Jugend2help.gv.at: E-government for young people Günther Schefbeck: Austrian Parliament: Electronic support for the Legislative Consultation process Yannis Charalabidis: Multi-faceted analysis of electronic participation projects at european level: a systemic approach	4C eGov technologies & semantics Peter Koval, Reinhard Riedl: Pattern language and swarming. Towards the future of e-government implementation Peter Salhofer: Goal-Oriented Service Selection Wilfried Grommen: Microsoft's Citizen Service Platform: a framework and innovative solution approach for local Boris Blumenschein: KMS architecture for inspection functions: e-Inspector
12:30-13:30 LUNCH
13:30-15:30
5A Knowledge management for eGovernment Doris Ipsmiller: Knowledge management with DYONIPOS: an experience report Wolfgang Groiß, Doris Ipsmiller: Knowledge management with DYONIPOS: concepts, algorithms and technologies Johann Höller: The influence of EU-legislation on data protection in semantic systems: Experience from the DYONIPOS-project Andrea Leutgeb: Knowledge management for E-government: methodology and application scenarios	5B Services & Trends Andrea Stary: Fighting Fraud Electronically Alexander Makarenko: Geoinformational systems as technical tools for monitoring and society transformation Tomáš Sabol: Value Networks and Multi-channel Service Systems for Inclusive eGovernment Petr Horák: GeoHosting – Publish Your Spatial Data Yourself	5C Measurement & evaluation Petra Jedličková: Evaluating eGovernment: Evaluation as a Tool to Increase Efficiency, Effectiveness and Quality of eGovernment Giovanna Galasso: Benchlearning methodology: measuring online public service impacts Graham Colclough: Twin Challenges
15:00-15:30 Coffee break
15:30-17:00
6A eGovernment to Citizens Ali Arifoglu: Public internet access points (PIAPs) Francesca Bargellini, Sara Tavazzi: Assisted access points to services (and internet) a network promoting digital citizenship G. Poveshchenko: Suggestions to conception of steady development Jaroslav Svoboda: Trends on Infromation Society	6B eGovernment application fields Sander Pollumäe: Using e-Government Technologies for Providing Better Local Services and Collecting Municipal Revenues Linda Skolková: A chance for small libraries Jitka Komárková: Importance of User-Friendliness in eGovernment Services Gerald Quirchmayr, Sherif I. Barakat: A rough sets approach to supporting the triaging of hepatitis patients	6C Security aspects Milan Paroški: Protection and system maintenance computer and comunication system of executive council of autonomous Province of Vojvodina Mauro Valeri, Maurizio Masciopinto: Communicating security to the citizens and police community Peter Cirbes, Miriam Brašková: UBL customization for support and inprovement of B2B relationships and its potential for eGov services Bernd Zwattendorfer: Web-service based transformation of digital signature formats