E-Government Guide Germany.
Strategies, Solutions, Efficiency and Impact.
Published on 22. February 2007
Book
Paperback/Softback
480 pages
978-3-8167-7268-2 (ISBN)
Description
The comprehensive modernisation of the adminstriation demands reliable concenpts and efficient products on the one hand and innovative ideas and the motivation of numerous people in quite different roles and positions on the other. In order for the public sector to be able to make use of the enormous creative potential of modern technologies, it is important to intensify efforts to combine all available forces and to exploit new synergies.E-Government Guide Germany: Strategies, solutions and efficiency provides a broad, discerning picture of the activities and achievements to date as well as the challenges to come. More than fifty experts from the public sector (federal, provinces and communal level), and from industry and science, examine e-government as a complex challenge to be mastered through the close co-operation of those involved.All the authors in this edition have many years of experience in their special fieldsd of developing and applying e-government. Based on the principle "by professionals for professionals", this handbook not only offers insights into what has already been achieved in the field, but also states what still has to be done. It defines specific tasks, creating a solid, common basis for decision-makers and implementers. Deutsche Version "Handbuch E-Government" ISBN 978-3-8167-7261-3
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Preface IAngela MerkelPreface IIWolfgang SchäublePreface IIIViviane RedingE-government as an integral part and motor of state modernisation Johann HahlenStrategy E-government 2.0 - The program of the federal governmentMartin SchallbruchDeutschland-OnlineErnst BürgerInformation technology between the charged polarities of increasing hazards and a contribution to inner securityMarkus DürigE-government in North Rhine-Westphalia - Improving the quality and economic efficiency of administrative actionKlaus RastetterSchleswig-Holstein: e-government and the lawUtz SchlieskyE-government - Outlook to 2015Manfred MayerRenewing national and local governments with e-governmentFranz Reinhard HabbelCooperative e-government as a Location FactorHans-Jörg BullingerE-government - enterprise requirements Katrin SobaniaAdded value of research for successful e-government implementation Maria WimmerOrganisation Modernisation of administration through e-governmentReinhard TimmerThe shaping potential of e-government Jörn von Lucke Competency not Redundancy: Potential for the Organization of Local Authorities through e-governmentMarco Brunzel Technology Interoperability and standards Joachim SturmServices not Software - Architectures for process-oriented e-government Michael Tschichholz, Oliver FoxCitizen portals - For safe and reliable online presence of citizens on the InternetHeike StachIdentity management and the electronic identity cardAndreas ReisenLong-term archiving of electronically signed documents Michael HerfertCommunication infrastructure for the public administration in Germany - KIVDRobert Kamrau Using virtual infrastructures: The challenge for computer centres in the public sector Sebastian Saxe Projectmanagement Strategic and organisational methods Jon AbeleMethods of cost effectiveness study for e-government Petra Wolf, Helmut KrcmarTasks and scope of IT project management in e-government Andreas RauschGuidelines for IT project management in the public sector Detlev J. Hoch, Helge BuckowGood Practice E-government-Solutions for innovative Administrations E-government service applications: XMeld Hubert LudwigeGOV-Calculator in the state capital StuttgartAchim Gölz, Norbert FröschleAntrag-Online (online application processing) in pension insuranceMichael Vogel, Bernd AichmannShared services: e-government and economies of scale Gregor Lietz Modern Systems and Software Architectures in e-government using Microsoft e-government SolutionsMario Wendt, Andreas Helm Learning from our Neighbours - Good European Examples May Help Modernizing Germany Dieter Große-Kreul Services for an efficient economy eSTATISTIK.core: Linking business with statistics in the digital world Dieter SarreitherOnline procedure for allocating emission allowancesThomas Bigalke, Stephan Klein FLOrlp - Land Parcel Information Online for Rheinland-Pfalz: Web-based GIS for FarmersPetra Steffens, Gerhard GeißnerB2G - Business to Government: Experiences of an industrial heavyweight Helmut Backes Capable services for citizens SOA for Public Administrations: The Integrated Software Project for Berlin Youth Welfare Services - ISBJ Ulrich Kriegel, Holger Kurrek, Lutz NentwigELSTER - A Story of SuccessRoland KrebsBAföG-OnlinePeter FaßbenderM-government in the Administration Mobil Residents' Services (MoBüD) in BerlinRainer Wagnitz Services for an open-minded society E-participation: tapping citizens' expertise for the qualification of planning and decision-making processes Oliver Märker, Josef WehnerPlans for the Rhine Main Area Internet-supported public participation at the Planungsverband Ballungsraum Frankfurt/Rhein-Main (Frankfurt/Rhine-Main Conurbation Planning Association)Sabine Richter E-voting Andreas Goerdeler Services in various sectors Barrier-free accessibility Not only talking people can be helpedGuido KarlThe electronic Health CardMarkus Schumacher ESF online project applications, using the Münster regional administration as an example Frauke Schilling, Rüdiger EschenbachThe judiciary in the information society: electronic legal transaction processing and inspection of files through the InternetRalf Geis Impact on society and economy Keeping ahead in global competition Karl Peter BruchE-inclusion Paul TimmersPrivacy Peter Schaar Glossary