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9:00-17:00 |
Pre-conference ePRAGUE and prospectives of eGovernment |
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9:00-13:00 |
Pre-Co, Pre-commercial Procurement workshop Venue – Judicial Academy, Hybernská 18, Prague 1, map |
| 13:00-17:00 | CROSSROAD workshop on Roadmapping for ICT and Policy Modelling Venue – Judicial Academy, Hybernská 18, Prague 1, map |
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19:00-21:00 |
WELCOME pre-conference COCKTAIL for all participants, Prague City Mayor residence, Marianské náměstí č. 1, Prague 1, map |
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8:30-9:00 |
Registration |
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9:00-9:30 |
Opening and welcome |
| 9:30-10:00 | Invited Talk: CROSSROADS of Governance and Policy Modelling Maria Wimmer, Professor for eGovernment, Koblenz university (DE) |
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10:00-11:30 |
Plenary I – eGovernance, Global Crises & European politics |
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11:30-12:00 |
Cofee break |
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12:00-13:30 |
Plenary II –Technology Challenges for Performance Governance |
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13:30-14:30 |
Buffet lunch |
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14:30-16:00 |
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1A Scenarios & Policy modelling Chair: Madeleine Siösteen Thiel, VINNOVA (SE) Madeleine Siösteen Thiel: eGovernment Scenarios Peter Koval: Towards the technopolitical. Conceptualization of the ordering effects of technological change in E-Government research Alexander Makarenko: Sustainable Development and eGovernment. Sustainability of What, Why and How Jeremy Millard: Just a-walking down the street – everyday eGovernment |
1B eJustice Chair: Radim Polčák, Masaryk University (CZ) Ludwig Gramlich: IT challenges federalism: Recent amendments of constitutional law in Germany Zbyněk Loebl: A global solution for cross-border on-line consumer disputes Peter Datsichin: eJustice in Germany Radim Polčák: Changing Status Naturalis: An Essay on how eJustice Might Reshape the very Nature of Continental Civil Litigation Petr Pilin: Electronic documents are for eGovernment like atoms for nature |
1C Environmental Democracy Chair: Jiří Hřebíček, Masaryk University (CZ) Evika Karamagioli: Environmental democracy Werner Pillman: ICT for Public Access to Environmental Information Rudolf Legat: eDemocracy & eEnvironment : Reality and challenges for eEnvironment implementation in Europe |
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16:00-16:30 Coffee break | ||
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16:30-18:00 | ||
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2A New business models & Marketing of eGov Services Chair: Jorge Vieira da Silva, MTA (FR) Jorge Vieira da Silva: Marketing, (direct) democracy & e-government: synergies and contradictions Lucie Holcová: eGovernment as a Service Silke Weiß, Sandra Tscheliesnig: The Austrian Business Service Portal as implementation of the one-stop approach |
2B eProcurement & Pre-Commercial Procurement Chair: Suvi Keimpainen, Culminatum (FI) Michal Mejstřík: Public eProcurement case study: Czech Public eProcurement Information Systém Ramona Apostol: Pre-Commercial Procurement in Europe – suitable for stimulating services innovation? Max Rolfstam: Pre-Commercial Procurement: Policies and Cases in “PreCo Countries”: Preliminary Findings Petra Turkama: Cities as agents for change: The role of cities in the emerging service economy |
2C Interoperability & Trans-organisational Processes Chair: Tomáš Sabol, TUK Košice (SK) Anja Harfner: Electronic Exchange Of Social Security Information (Eessi): To Boost The Interoperability On A Pan-European Level Natalie Egger: IT-supported trans-organisational Processes in E-Government Josef El-Rayes: Semantic Interoperability in the field of e-Government, SEMIC.EU Vladimír Kyjonka: Public Data management. How data quality affects our lives and work and how it all relates to governance |
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19:00 - 23:00 Conference dinner: Plzenska restaurant, Municipal House (Obecní dům, nám. Republiky 5, Prague 1) | ||
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8:30-9:00 |
Registration | |
9:00-10:00 |
Plenary III Rethinking e-government services, Yih-Jeou Wang, Head of Unit, DG Public Governance and Territorial Development, OECD The prospectives of eGovernment, Marc Holzer, Prof. of Public Administration, Rutgers SPAA, University of New Jersey, USA | |
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10:00-10:30 Coffee break | ||
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3A Evaluation and Measurement Chair: Hugo Kerschot, IS-Practice (BE) Dinand Tinholt: Smarter, Faster, Better eGovernment (case study) Jo Steyaert: Development of a standardized framework for measuring eGovernment user satisfaction and impact in the EU Mikael Snaprud: eGovMoNet progress and preliminary results Hugo Kerschot, Development of a Standardized Framework for Measuring eGovernment User Satisfaction and Impact in the EU |
3B Performance oriented controlling & eTax Chair: Josef Makolm, Federal Ministry of Finace (AT) Erich Waldecker: G2G – Cooperation in e-Taxation: Connecting European, National and Municipal Levels Alexander Franz: Project LOS Hannes Venter: Transforming Tax Processes with eTax David Rimmer: Closing the Tax Gap |
3C eParticipation & eSkills Chair: Christine Leitner, Danube University Krems (AT) Dudley Dolan: Survey of End User e-Skills Framework Requirements Miranda Brugi: : Assisted Access Points To Services (And Internet): Breaking Down Digital Divide To Promote E-Democracy And E-Participation Maria Lille: : Tallinn Virtual Service Hall: New Approach for Marketing and Delivering Services |
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12:00-13:00 LUNCH | ||
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13:00-14:30 | ||
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4A Evaluation and Measurement Chair: Christoph Glauser, IFAAR (CH) Christoph Glauser: Comparative eGovernance between Russia and Switzerland: A systematic bilateral evaluation of eGovernment on national and regional level Gülgün Afacan: A New E-Transformation Metric System For Countries: A Case Study - Czech Republic Miriam Brašková: Evaluation of customer satisfaction and impact measurements in eGOV services Simon Edwards: Solutions for government CRM, performance management and business intelligence |
4B eID & Trust Chair: Libor Neuman: Anonymous Electronic Identity in Cross-Border and Cross-Sector Environment András Gábor: Addressing the gaps in the provision of e-Gov electronic identity management (eIDM): Toward a Global Identity Networking of Individuals (GINI) Zdeněk Jiříček: Raising Trust for On-line Consumers through Identity Metasystem Libor Kyncl Natural person's identification in the Czech Republic |
4C eGovernance & Social responsibility Chair: Ales Pekarek, EPMA (CZ) Cyril Velikanov: Responsibility of participants in open eDeliberation: Implementing athenian democracy in the online era Pedro Agante: Liberopinion as an enabling platform for elections 2.0: a case study Bojan Cestnik: Data Mining for Detecting Trends: A Case in Distributing Housing Subventions for Young Families Aleš Pekárek: Public Sector Information: Research Results of the Existing Exclusive Agreements in Czech Republic |
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14:30-15:00 Coffee break | ||
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15:00-16:30 | ||
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5A Technologies & Applications Modelling Chair: Margarete Donovang-Kuhlisch: Smart eGovernment Services based on the Recognition of Common Intent Silke Weiß: osSso: one stop Semantic service orchestration. Ontologybased Modelling of a Legal Rule Set for Semantic Service Orchestration in the Scope of the Peppol Virtual Company Dossier Oswald Kessler: Continous E-government - Serviceoriented end-to-end solutions |
5B Communication & Rewards Chair: Aleš Pekárek, EPMA (CZ) Mauro Valeri: A Community For External/Public Relations Offices Of The European Police Forces To Communicate Security Using Ict Václav Nádvorník: School Web Site as a Major Information Source (case study) Reima Suomi: : Reward Systems And Persuasive Computing In Electronic Government Genady Poveschenko: Model of informative dynamics |
5C eParticipation Chair: Daniel van Lerberghe, Politech Institute - European Center for Political Technologies (BE) Vincenzo Filetti: CASE STUDY: CAMERADICOMMERCIO.IT A single access point to enhance eParticipation for citizen and businesses Peter Reichstädter: MYHELP - A potential eGovernment cockpit Alexander Prosser: European citizens’ initiatives – a comment on the issues raised by the European Commission green pater |
