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Electronic Government

Third International Conference, EGOV 2004, Zaragoza, Spain, August 30-September 3, 2004, Proceedings

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  • © 2004

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Editors:
  1. Roland Traunmüller

    1. Institute of Informatics in Business and Government, University of Linz, Linz, Austria

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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 3183)

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Table of contents (109 papers)

  1. Teaching and Empowering

    1. Qualification Requirements in e-Government: The Need for Information Systems in Public Administration Education

      • Siegfried Kaiser
      Pages 464-467

    2. An e-Learning Tool for the Austrian Citizen Card

      • Peter Parycek, Johannes Schneider, Michael Wagner
      Pages 468-471

  2. Designing Web Services

    1. Applications and Interfaces for e-Government

      • Thomas Müllner, Dominik Grimm
      Pages 472-475

    2. Advancing the Government Enterprise Architecture – GEA: The Service Execution Object Model

      • Vassilios Peristeras, Konstantinos Tarabanis
      Pages 476-482

    3. Modeling e-Government Service Workflows Through Recurring Patterns

      • Giannis Verginadis, Dimitris Gouscos, Gregoris Mentzas
      Pages 483-488

    4. Web Services and Value Generation in the Public Sector

      • Maddalena Sorrentino, Francesco Virili
      Pages 489-495

    5. Electronic Services in a Decentralized State

      • Ronald Leenes, Jörgen Svensson
      Pages 496-502

    6. e-Government Success Factors

      • Jörg Becker, Björn Niehaves, Lars Algermissen, Patrick Delfmann, Thorsten Falk
      Pages 503-506

  3. Public Information

    1. Integration of Pre-existing Heterogeneous Information Sources in a Knowledge Management System

      • Witold Staniszkis, Edyta Kałka, Grzegorz Nittner, Eliza Staniszkis, Jakub Strychowski
      Pages 507-514

    2. Encoding of Public Records and Procedures in Electronic Registries

      • Georgia Prokopiadou, Christos Papatheodorou, Dionysis Moschopoulos
      Pages 515-520

    3. Registers as Part of Back Office Integration: The Austrian Experience

      • Josef Makolm
      Pages 521-524

    4. Electronic Access to Public Sector Information: Some Key Issues

      • Georg Aichholzer
      Pages 525-528

    5. Integration of Public Information at the Regional Level – Challenges and Opportunities

      • Leon Bobrowski, Mariusz Buzun, Karol Przybszewski
      Pages 529-533

    6. Demand and Supply of Public Information Online for Business: A Comparison of EU Countries and the US

      • Patrizia Fariselli, Olana Bojic, Julia Culver-Hopper
      Pages 534-537

  4. Workshop: Regional Developments in Global Connection

    1. Regional Developments in Global Connection

      • Roland Traunmüller, Wichian Chutimaskul, Bernhard Karning
      Pages 538-542

    2. Evolution of Information Systems in Malaysia

      • Azlinah Mohamed, Syed Helmy Syed Abu Bakar
      Pages 543-546

    3. The Challenge of Providing a Voter Registration System for Millions of Filipinos Living Overseas

      • Jose Luis Lacson, Kanta Matsuura
      Pages 547-548

    4. e-Government Policies, Strategies and Implementation: e-Government in the Federal Country Belgium

      • Sabine Rotthier
      Pages 549-551

    5. e-Government: A Strategy for Deploying Social Security Related Electronic Services

      • Christos Halaris, Giannis Verginadis
      Pages 552-555

    6. The Complex Nature of e-Government Projects: A Case Study of Bhoomi, an Initiative in Karnataka, India

      • Rahul De’, Chiranjib Sen
      Pages 556-557
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