Second International Workshop on Electronic Government
Organization: Roland Traunmüller, University of Linz, Austria
E-Commerce - Research Issues
Hannes
Werthner, University of Trento, Italy
10.00 – 11.30 Coffee Break
Introduction to the Workshop:
Directions in e-Government
R. Traunmüller, M. Wimmer, Austria
PASSPORT, A Novel Architectural Model for the
Provision of Seamless Cross-Border e-Government Services
D. Gouscos, G. Mentzas, P.
Georgiadis, Greece
Information technology in redesigning government
A. Csetenyi, Hungary
E-Governance and the judicial System. A Point of View.
Comments based on an analysis of the Romanian Judicial System
N. Costake, Bucharest
12.30 –
14.00 Lunch
Identifying
Emerging Communication Patterns between Government and Citizens in the Digital Age
based on a Rough Set Analysis of Web-Server Logs
G.
Quirchmayr, J. Slay, Australia
The Italian e-Government Action Plan: from Gaining
Efficiency to Rethinking Government
F. Virili, Italy
E-Government: Developments within the US and UK
N. Curthoys, P. Jackson, UK
Public Key Certification Providers and E-government
Assurance Agencies. An Appraisal of Trust on the Internet
F. Galindo, Spain
E-Government: Aspects of Security on Different Layers
M. Wimmer, B. von
Bredow; Austria, Switzerland
19.00 Conference
Dinner
9.00 – 10.00 Invited
Talk for all participants of DEXA 2001 Events
Knowledge
Management in Heterogeneous Data Warehouse Environments
10.00 – 10.30 Coffee
Break
An Integrated Platform for Realising One-Stop
Government: The eGOV Project
Th. Tambouris, Greece
Implementation of e-Government Using Knowledge-Based
System
J.
Paralic, T. Sabol, Slovak Republic
Legal Knowledge Representation using the Ressource
Description Framework (RDF)
P. Ebenhoch, Austria
Information Brokering versus Tunneling through Boundary
Objects: Limitations for Interstate E-Government and for Interdisciplinary
R&D Projects
R. Riedl,
Switzerland
12.30 –14.00 Lunch
Electronic Government and Software Confederations
J. Kral, M. Zemlicka, Czech Republic
Information Technology Helps to Improve most of the
Democratic Voting Processes
V.
Cordonnier, A. Watson, France, Australia
e-Vienna: Introduction of e-Democracy and e-Government
by GIS, Workflow, and XML
G.
Jakisch, Austria
15.30 -
16.00 Coffee Break
Change Management, a Critical Success factor for
e-Government
F.
Afrati, E. Hattab, E.Kayafas, V. Loumos, A.Papantoniou, Greece
SIM: a working example of an e-government service
infrastructure for mountain cummunities
F.Arcieri, E.Cappadozzi,E.Nardelli, M.Talamo,
Italy
Electronic Government Services for the Business Sector
in Austria
G. Aichholzer, R. Sperlich, Austria
Early Evidence for the Governments’ Gradually Declining
Role into the Cyberspace
D. I. Martakos, D. S. Stamoulis, Greece
18.00 Mayor’s
Reception in the Old Townhall of Munich