Electronic Government and the Information Systems Perspective
Second International Conference, EGOVIS 2011, Toulouse, France, August 29 -- September 2, 2011, Proceedings
Published on 19. August 2011
XIV, 410 pages
978-3-642-22961-9 (ISBN)
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This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the Second International Conference on Electronic Government and the Information Systems Perspective, EGOVIS 2011, held in Toulouse, France, in August/September 2011.
The 30 revised full papers presented were carefully reviewed and selected from numerous submissions. Among the topics addressed are aspects of security, reliability, privacy and anonymity of e-government systems, knowledge processing, service-oriented computing, and case studies of e-government systems in several countries.
The 30 revised full papers presented were carefully reviewed and selected from numerous submissions. Among the topics addressed are aspects of security, reliability, privacy and anonymity of e-government systems, knowledge processing, service-oriented computing, and case studies of e-government systems in several countries.
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Kim Normann Andersen | Enrico Francesconi | Ake Grönlund
Electronic Government and the Information Systems Perspective
Second International Conference, EGOVIS 2011, Toulouse, France, August 29 -- September 2, 2011, Proceedings
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Content
- Title
- Preface
- Organization
- Table of Contents
- Session 1
- Health Care Integration in Practice: An Institutionalized Dilemma
- Introduction
- Method
- Swedish Health Care
- E-government Research
- The National Patient Summary Case
- Gap in the Law
- Resumption of Operation
- Discussion
- Reflections on the Method Used
- Conclusions
- References
- Frequency and Costs of Communication with Citizens in Local Government
- Introduction
- Method and Collection of Data
- The Continuum of Self Service in Local Government
- Information Retrieval, Forms, and E-mail Communication
- Analysis
- Conclusion
- References
- Session 2
- Taking Initial Steps towards Enterprise Architecture in Local Government
- Introduction
- Enterprise Architecture
- The NIST Enterprise Architecture Model
- Research Design
- The Case
- Data Collection
- Analysis
- Analysis
- Business Architecture Layer
- Information Architecture Layer
- Information System Architecture Layer
- Data Architecture Layer
- Delivery System Architecture Layer
- Conclusion
- References
- An Innovative Approach to the Development of E-Government Search Services
- Introduction
- Strategic Choices for Italia.gov
- Italia.gov.it: The Architectural Solution
- A Case of Study: MiaRubricaPEC
- Other Services Provided by Italia.gov.it
- Conclusion and Further Work
- References
- Learning from a Distributed Denial of Service Attack against a Legally Binding Electronic Election: Scenario, Operational Experience, Legal Consequences
- Introduction
- Case Study: Austrian Federation of Students' Election
- Methodology
- Related Work
- The Start of the Austrian E-voting Project
- Implementation of the Austrian E-voting Project
- DDoS Attack during the Election
- Analysis and Lessons Learned of the DDoS Attack - IT Security Needs Legal Basis
- Legal Aspects
- Technical Aspects
- Operational Aspects
- Conclusion
- References
- Session 3
- Threats to Legal Electronic Storage: Analysis and Countermeasures
- Introduction
- Polymorphic Files
- Threat Analysis
- Countermeasures
- Conclusion
- References
- Long-Term Preservation of Legal Resources
- Introduction
- Akoma Ntoso
- Design Principles
- Long-Term Preservation
- Rendering Form as the Original Form
- Legal Validity with Digital Signature
- The Akoma Ntoso Document Architecture
- The Authorial Layer
- The Editorial Layer
- Representation of Facts in Akoma Ntoso
- Transformation into a Proper Semantic Data Model Format
- Using Octuples to Store Non-textual Knowledge
- Conclusions
- References
- Secure and Privacy-Preserving Cross-Border Authentication: The STORK Pilot 'SaferChat'
- Introduction
- Secure User Authentication
- Provision of Related Identity Information
- Privacy Preservation
- Cross-Border Applicability
- STORK Interoperability Layer
- Integration of STORK into SaferChat
- Moodle
- SaferChat Architecture
- Conclusions
- References
- Digital Bangladesh - A Change We Can Believe in?
- Introduction
- Bangladesh: ICT Context in Brief
- Method
- Results
- Discussion
- Conclusion
- References
- Session 4
- An Empirical Investigation of User Involvement, Website Quality and Perceived User Satisfaction in eGovernment Environments
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Method
- Findings and Discussion
- User Testing in eGovernment Environments
- Impacts of User Testing on Website Quality
- Impacts of User Testing on Perceived User Satisfaction
- Conclusion
- Limitations
- References
- Pseudonymization Service for X-Roade Government Data Exchange Layer
- Introduction
- Security Model
- State of the Art
- Pseudonymization Framework of Iacono
- Pseudonymization Frameworks of Galindo and Verheul
- Pseudonymization Framework for the X-Road Infrastructure
- X-Road
- Pseudomymization Service for X-Road
- Security Considerations
- Implementation Details and Benchmarks
- Conclusions
- References
- Session 5
- Towards an Ontology to Support the Deployment of eParticipation Environments
- Introduction
- Electronic Government and eParticipation
- Ontologies in Electronic Government
- Ontologies and eParticipation
- Building the Ontology
- Defining the Scope of the Ontology
- Considering Reuse of Existing Ontologies
- Enumerating Important Terms in the Ontology
- Defining Classes and Subclasses in the Ontology
- Defining Class Properties
- Using the Ontology to Support Decision-Making in the Deployment of eParticipation Environments
- Conclusions
- References
- Community Structures for Large Scale Collaboration
- Introduction
- Describing System Evolution - Relationships and Complexity
- Community Architecture
- Defining the Cognitive Structure
- An Example of Modeling - Tendering
- Implementation
- Summary
- References
- OpenSocialGov: A Web 2.0 Environment for Governmental E-Service Delivery
- Introduction
- OpenSocial Scope and Features
- OpenSocialGov: Features, Provided Services and Implementation Issues
- OpenSocialGov Basic Features
- Provided Services and Implementation Issues
- OpenSocialGov Architecture
- A Simple Example
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Session 6
- Visual Modeling of Workflow with Support to Multimedia and Spatiotemporal Indexing
- Introduction
- Related Works
- iProcess
- Architecture
- Workflow Modeling
- User Permissions
- Processes Registering
- Process Monitoring
- Process Search
- File Manager
- Case Study
- Conclusions and Future Works
- References
- Government-to-Business Personalized e-Services Using Semantic-Enhanced Recommender System
- Introduction
- Background and Related Works
- Web Personalization in e-Government
- Recommender Systems
- Differences between e-Commerce and e-Government Recommender Systems
- The Hybrid Semantic-Enhanced CF Recommendation Approach
- Experimental Results
- Experiments Data Sets
- Evaluation Metrics
- Benchmark Algorithms
- Experiments with Bizseker Data Set
- Experiments with MovieLens Data Set
- Conclusions and Future Studies
- References
- Monitoring Conformance to the Internal Regulation of an MSc Course Using Ontologies and Rules
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Semantic Web, Ontologies and Rules
- The Internal Regulations Ontology (IRO)
- Ontology Design and Construction
- Classes and Relations
- Modeling Decisions and Restrictions
- Use of SWRL Rules
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Session 7
- E-Government Information Quality: A Case Study of Thailand
- Introduction
- Information Quality Dimensions
- Information Quality Model
- Information Quality of Thai e-Government
- Summary
- References
- The Effect of eGovernment on Corruption: Measuring Robustness of Indexes
- Introduction
- Method
- Corruption Indexes
- Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI)
- Control of Corruption Index (CCI)
- eGovernment Indexes
- Results
- RQ1: Are Corruption Indexes Consistent?
- RQ 2: Do eGovernment Indexes Consistently Predict Corruption?
- RQ 3: Which eGovernment Index(es) Best Predict Reduction in Corruption?
- RQ 4: What Makes an eGovernment Index Better Than Another in Predicting Effects on Corruption?
- Conclusions
- References
- An Ontology-Learning Knowledge Support System to Keep e-Organization's Knowledge Up-to-Date: A University Case Study
- Introduction
- Ontology Learning as a Methodological Option
- Methodological Resources Useful for Ontology Learning
- Knowledge Support Systems Based on Ontologies
- Common Ontology-Based KSS Characteristics
- KSS Improvement through OL Using Different e-KSOs
- Social Context of KSS Based on Ontology Learning
- An Ontology-Learning KSS (OLeKSS)
- System Components of an Ontology-Learning KSS
- Relevant Aspects of OLeKSS
- The OLeKSS Processes Supported by SMOL
- Academic Case Study
- Conclusions
- References
- How to INSPIRE Citizens: Towards Open Access to High-Volume Public Sector Geodata
- Introduction
- Key INSPIRE Requirements
- The OGC Coverage Standards Suite
- Coverage Model
- Web Coverage Service
- Web Coverage Processing Service
- EO-WCS
- Implementations
- Conclusion and Outlook
- References
- Mobile Government
- Mobility on the Rise
- Social Media and Mobile Devices
- Smartphones as Primary Internet Device
- Mobile Commerce
- Mobile Government
- Supporting e-Participation
- Frameworks
- Trends and Synergies
- References
- Session 8
- Using Protocols and Domain Specific Languages to Achieve Compliance of Administrative Processes with Legislation
- Introduction
- Background and Motivation
- Business Process Modeling
- Modeling Administrative Processes
- Achieving Compliance of AP Models with Legislation
- Administrative Process Modeling Life Cycle
- Formal Verification of Compliance
- Practical Solution and Algorithm
- Example
- Related Work
- Conclusions
- References
- Towards Reliable Intelligent Transportation Systems for e-Government
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Proposed Architecture
- Evaluations
- CPU and Memory
- Fault Tolerance
- Reliability
- Conclusion
- References
- Evaluation of e-Government Information Systems Agility in the Perspective of Sustainability
- Introduction
- e-Government Is Agility and Sustainability
- e-Government Is Agility
- e-Government Is Sustainability
- Agility/Sustainability Relationship
- Agility and Sustainability Approaches
- Agility Approaches
- Sustainability Approaches
- The Proposed Approach
- Agility Evaluation Framework
- Agility Evaluation Method
- Conclusion
- References
- Session 9
- Linked Open Data - A Means for Public Sector Information Management
- The Race towards Open Data
- Status and Principles of Open Government Data
- Political Mind-Set for Open Government Data in Europe
- Open Government Data as an Element of Information Management in Public Administration?
- The Road to Open Government Data
- Linked Open Government Data
- Everything Receives an URI
- Data Formats for Linked Open Government Data
- Data Management, Data Transformation, and Reliability of Resource Identifiers
- Ontologies for Describing Non-information Resources
- API Interface for Data Manipulation
- Publication of Information Sources
- Conclusion an Future Prospects
- References
- Voice Enabled G2C Applications for M-Government Using Open Source Software
- Introduction
- Challenges
- e-Governance Using FOSS
- Mobile Application Development
- Android Platform
- Voice Gateway Server Architecture
- Prototype Implementation
- Vegetable Prices Application
- Weather Update Application
- Flight Status Application
- Conclusion
- References
- A Shared Certified Mail System for the Austrian Public and Private Sectors
- Introduction
- Background
- CMS Provided on the Internet
- The Austrian Governmental CMS
- Security Requirements
- Privacy
- Threats
- Security Architecture
- Qualified Identification
- Trust Domain Separated Security Model
- Security Considerations
- Implementation
- Related Work
- Conclusions
- References
- Session 10
- Verifiable Encrypted Redundancy for Mix-Type Remote Electronic Voting
- Introduction
- The ``Proof of Product with Redundancy'' Paradigm
- Our Proposal
- ElGamal Cryptosystem
- System Description
- Setup
- Vote Composition
- Proving Redundancy Correctness
- Dummy Addition and Mixing
- Dummy Tracing and Removal
- Homomorphic Aggregation Checking
- Redundancy Checking
- Vote Decryption
- Failure Recovery
- Security Analysis
- Integrity
- Privacy
- Performance
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Practical Remote End-to-End Voting Scheme
- Introduction
- Remote End-to-End Voting
- Participating Parties
- Basic Remote Voting Scheme
- General Remote Voting Scheme
- Voter Reference Refresh
- Security Proofs
- Definition of Coercion Resistance
- Security Proof of Coercion Resistance
- Definition of Verifiability
- Security Proof of Verifiability
- Conclusion
- References
- An Evaluation of Whether the Psychological Traits of Managers Are Relevant to Their Intentions to Purchase E-government Software
- Introduction
- Theoretical Background and Hypothesis Development
- Personal Innovativeness
- Personal Involvement
- Research Model and Hypotheses
- Research Results
- Conclusions and Managerial Implications
- References
- Author Index
