A special issue of International Journal of Electronic Governance
In the context of innovation in public administrations that is taking place in many countries, information and communication technologies play a significant role. This special issue focuses on ICT-based methodologies, technologies and tools enabling e-Government.
Methodologies play an increasingly important role in the management and definition of e-Government initiatives. Technologies improve their efficiency and effectiveness while tools allow new specific services and functionalities. All of these, of course, influence political, legal, cultural and organisational issues. Original unpublished research papers from researchers, teachers and practitioners active in the area of electronic government are sought covering various disciplines pertinent to the objectives of this special issue.
Suitable topics include, but are not limited to:
* Methodologies
- One-stop government
- Digital services
- Theory and formal methods
- Verification and validation
- e-Gov processes and workflows
- Re-engineering in public administration
- Services integration
- Risk modelling
- Mobile public services
- Multimedia
- Web services and semantic web technologies
- Infrastructure
- Interoperability and standards
- Emerging technologies
- Enterprise architectures
- Portals
- e-Voting
- e-Procurement
- Knowledge management
- Public information
- Decision process support
- e-Gov ontologies and metadata
- Assessment and QoS
- Workflow management systems
- Electronic identity
Important Dates
Initial submissions due: May 31, 2009
Notification of review results: September 30, 2009
Camera-ready submissions due: November 30, 2009
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