Electronic Government and the Information Systems Perspective

Name: Electronic Government and the Information Systems Perspective | 4th International Conference, EGOVIS 2015, Valencia, Spain, September 1-3, 2015, Proceedings
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4th International Conference, EGOVIS 2015, Valencia, Spain, September 1-3, 2015, Proceedings

Andrea Ko Enrico Francesconi(Editor)

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Published on 10. August 2015

XII, 391 pages

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Intro
Preface
Organization
Contents
Keynote Talk
DEXA Covering 15 Years of E-Government Research
Abstract
1 A Suitable Moment for Reflexion
2 The Aix Declaration on E-Government
3 DEXA Aix and Defining E-Government
4 Impact for the EU: Shaping the Como Vademecum
5 E-Government as Permanent Transformation: A Vision and a Construction Site
6 Proactive and Borderless Government
7 Enhanced Usability
8 Decision Making and Meeting Support
9 Handling Legal Information
10 Knowledge Management
11 Open Government
12 Mobile Government
References
Semantic Technologies in E-Government
Using the Semantic Web for the Integration and Publication of Public Procurement Data
Abstract
1 Introduction
1.1 The Right to Free Access to Public Sector Information
1.2 Transparency and Public Procurement
2 Data Models in Electronic Administration
2.1 Management and Interoperability
2.2 Re-Use
3 The PPROC Ontology
3.1 Structure and Sources of Knowledge
3.2 Use of Semantic Technology in Public Procurement
3.3 Description of the Ontology
4 The Integration of Data Regarding Procurement
5 The Publication of Data Regarding Procurement
6 Conclusion
Acknowledgements
References
The Ontology-Based Approach of the Publications Office of the EU for Document Accessibility and Open Data Services
1 Introduction
2 The CELLAR Architecture
3 Common Metadata Model (CDM)
4 Proposal for CDM Evolvement
5 Benefits of the Approach
6 Conclusions
References
Engineering Semantic Web Services for Government Business Processes Automation
1 Introduction
2 Materials and Methods
2.1 Business Process Modeling
2.2 Semantic Annotation
2.3 Web Service Modeling Ontology (WSMO)
3 Infrastructure for Semantic Web Services Enabled E-Government
4 Application in the Development Projects Monitoring Knowledge Domain in Developing Countries
4.1 Scenario of Application of the Infrastructure
4.2 Domain Ontology for Development Projects Monitoring
4.3 Business Process Modeling of Development Projects Monitoring Processes
4.4 Semantic Annotation of Development Projects Monitoring Process Models
5 Conclusion
References
Identity Management in E-Government
Enhancing Public Digital Identity System (SPID) to Prevent Information Leakage
1 Introduction
2 The SPID Framework
3 Overview of the Proposal
4 Implementation
5 Related Work
6 Discussion and Conclusion
References
Encryption-Based Second Authentication Factor Solutions for Qualified Server-Side Signature Creation
1 Introduction
2 Related Work
3 Requirements
4 Proposed Solution
4.1 Pairing
4.2 Authentication
5 Evaluation
5.1 TanApp
5.2 QR TanApp
6 Conclusion
References
Leveraging the Adoption of Mobile eID and e-Signature Solutions in Europe
1 Introduction
2 Methodology
3 Mobile eID and e-Signature Solutions in Europe
4 Assessment
4.1 Ready-to-Deploy Products
4.2 Deployed Solutions
5 Findings and Recommendations
5.1 Findings
5.2 Recommendations
6 Conclusions
References
E-Government Cases I
Biometric Identification in eHealthcare: Learning from the Cases of Russia and Italy
Abstract
1 Introduction
2 Literature Review
3 eHealthcare and Its Applications
4 Experience and Potential of Voice Biometrics in eHealthcare
5 Voice Biometrics Identification: Case of eHealth Project in Russia
6 Privacy Issues: The Biometric Experience in Italy
7 Conclusion and Discussion
Acknowledgments
References
Towards a Model of Client-Driven Access to Public e-Services
1 Introduction
2 Goal and Method of the Study
3 Barriers of Widespread Usage of Public e-Services
3.1 The Barrier Attributable to a Prearranged e-Authentication Technique
3.2 The Barrier Attributable to a Prearranged Way of Electronic Document Exchange
3.3 The Barrier Attributable to the Assignment to the Client
4 A Client-Driven Model of Access to Public e-Services
4.1 The Central Register of Client's Precepts
4.2 The Central Authentication Agent
4.3 The Document Delivery and Arrival Agent
4.4 The Periodical Notice Service
5 Conclusion
References
Collaborative Innovation in the Public Sector a Case of the Brazilian Federal Government
Abstract
1 Introduction
2 Theoretical Background
2.1 Constructs, Hypotheses and Conceptual Model
2.1.1 Co-creation
2.1.2 Public Sector Innovation
2.1.3 Innovation Ecosystem
2.2 Hypotheses Development
2.3 Conceptual Model
3 Methodology
3.1 Samples, Questionnaire and Data Collection
4 Results and Discussion
5 Conclusions
5.1 Limitations and Future Research
Acknowledgments
Appendix
Questionnaire
References
Open Innovation and G-Cloud
Concept of Estonian Government Cloud and Data Embassies
Abstract
1 Introduction
2 Current Situation and Peculiarities of the Estonian Government Cloud
2.1 Fragmentation and Service Quality Issues
2.2 Protection of ``Digital Monuments''
2.3 Digital Continuity
2.4 A Country Without Borders
2.5 Cost-Savings Need for Local Municipalities
3 Concept of the Estonian Government Cloud and Data Embassies
3.1 Government Cloud on Estonian Territory
3.2 Use of International Public Clouds
3.3 Use of Data Embassies
4 Implementation Plan of the Estonian Government Cloud
4.1 Building the Government Cloud on Estonian Territory
4.2 Principles for Using International Private Clouds
4.3 Constructing the Data Embassy Network
5 Summary
References
Open Innovation and Social Participation: A Case Study in Public Security in Brazil
Abstract
1 Introduction
2 Theoretical Framework
3 Methodology
4 Results and Discussion
5 Conclusions and Suggestions
Acknowledgement
References
Open Innovation for Citizen Coproduction
Abstract
1 Introduction
2 Background
2.1 Open Innovation and Ideas Crowdsourcing
2.2 Ideas Crowdsourcing for the Coproduction of Innovations on Public Sector
3 Research Methodology
4 Ideas Crowdsourcing
5 Discussion
6 Conclusion
References
Intelligent Systems in E-Government I
Analyzing Suspicious Medical Visit Claims from Individual Healthcare Service Providers Using K-Means Clustering
Abstract
1 Introduction
2 Healthcare Claims Processing
3 Healthcare Waste and Abuse
4 Related Works
5 The CRISP-DM Methodology
6 Anomaly Detection
7 Applied CRISP-DM Methodology
7.1 Business Understanding
7.2 Data Understanding and Preparation
7.3 Modeling
8 Evaluation -- Cluster Validation
9 Deployment
10 Further Works and Conclusion
References
Innovative eHealth Services -- PISCES Solution
Abstract
1 Introduction
2 From eHealth to mHealth -- Related Work
2.1 The Concept and History of mHealth
2.2 Social Issues and Socio Cultural Impact
2.3 Economic and Legal Perspective
2.4 Data Security and Privacy
3 PISCES - Responsive Health Monitoring Solution
3.1 PISCES Pilot
4 Conclusion
Acknowledgement
References
Predictive Models on Tax Refund Claims - Essays of Data Mining in Brazilian Tax Administration
1 Introduction
2 Related Work
3 Methodology
4 Business Understanding
5 Data Understanding
6 Data Preparation
7 Modeling
7.1 Attributes Analysis
7.2 Predictive Models
8 Evaluation
9 Future Work
References
Intelligent Systems in E-Government II
Dynamic Skill Gap Analysis Using Ontology Matching
Abstract
1 Introduction
2 Ontology Matching
3 System Architecture
3.1 Processing Input Contents
3.1.1 Process Models
3.1.2 Unstructured Documents
3.2 Matching Procedure
4 Use Case: The SMART System
4.1 Overall Process of This System
4.1.1 Setting the Educational Offer
5 Conclusion
Acknowledgment
References
Semi-automatic Methodology for Compliance Checking on Business Processes
Abstract
1 Introduction
2 Theoretical Background
2.1 Semantic Business Process Management
2.2 Ontology Learning and Matching
3 Our Methodology
3.1 Business Process Modeling
3.2 Mapping the Conceptual Models to Ontology Models
4 Process Ontology Building
4.1 Process Ontology Building
4.1.1 Heuristic Procedure
4.1.2 `Assessment of KICs Past Performance' Business Process
5 Conclusion
References
Management of Large Hydroelectric Reservoirs Surrounding Areas Using GIS and Remote Sensing
Abstract
1 Introduction
2 Related Work
3 Vector-Based GIS and Mobile Solutions for Environment Management
3.1 Social and Environmental Information Management Module
3.2 Reservoirs and Geographic Information Management
3.3 Managing of Social, Patrimonial and Environmental Events
4 Remote Sensing Land Cover Change Detection
4.1 Automatic Detection of Changes Based on Images
5 Conclusions
References
Open Government
Italian Open Government Strategy in National and Regional Regulation
Abstract
1 Italian Open Government
2 The Legislative Jurisdiction of the State and the Regions
3 The Openness Paradigm: Open Data in State Laws
4 The Regional Open Data Legislation
4.1 The Piedmont and Emilia-Romagna Regions
4.2 The Autonomous Province of Trento and the Lombardy, Apulia, Umbria, and Marche Regions
4.3 The Lazio Region
4.4 The Campania Region
4.5 The Friuli Venezia Giulia and Veneto Regions
4.6 The Tuscany Region
5 Conclusions
Acknowledgements
References
Open Government Data Licensing Framework
Abstract
1 Introduction to the Problem
1.1 Principles
1.2 Goal, Research Questions and Methodology
2 The Survey of the Licensing of Open Government Data
3 Analysis of the Licenses for the Datasets Mash-up Scenario
4 European Case Analysis
4.1 Italy
4.1.1 OGD Regulation
4.1.2 OGD Licensing Review
4.1.3 OGD Italian Portal
4.2 Lithuania
4.2.1 OGD Regulation
4.2.2 OGD Licensing Review
4.2.3 OGD Portal and Other Initiatives
4.3 United Kingdom
4.3.1 OGD Regulation
4.3.2 OGD Licensing Review
4.3.3 OGD Portal
5 Conclusions and Future Work
Acknowledgements
Annex A - Definitions
Annex B -- Web Site Analyzed for the Survey
References
Data Visualization: An Untapped Potential for Political Participation and Civic Engagement
1 Introduction
2 The Challenges to Online Citizen Engagement
3 The Power of Data Visualization
3.1 A Brief Historical Overview
4 Democratizing Data Visualization
4.1 Data Storytelling
4.2 Infographics
4.3 Data Physicalization
4.4 Quantified Self
5 Conclusions
References
e-Government Solutions and Approaches
A Document Centric Approach for Analysis and Design of E-government Systems
Abstract
1 Introduction
2 Literature Review
3 A Model for Documents in E-government
3.1 Model of Documents
3.2 A Document-Centric Analysis of Business Processes
3.3 Construct a Formal Structure for Verification and Validation
4 A Motivating Example
5 Evaluation Method
6 Conclusion
References
Elliptic Curve Array Ballots for Homomorphic Tallying Elections
1 Introduction
2 Elliptic Curves
2.1 Elliptic Curve ElGamal Cryptosystem
3 E-voting Scheme
3.1 Participating Parties
3.2 Voting System
3.3 Zero-Knowledge Proof of Correct Ballot Composition
3.4 Multi-candidate Elections
4 Security
5 Performance Analysis and Conclusion
References
E-Government Cases II
Proposal for Effective Planning of Cooperation Activities in a Company
Abstract
1 Introduction
2 Objectives and Methodology
3 The Current State of Dealing with the Issue
4 Situation in Slovak Enterprises -- Results of the Empirical Research
5 Proposal for Effective Planning of Cooperation Activities in a Company
5.1 Setting Cooperation Goals
5.2 Resources for Achieving Goals
5.3 Ways for Achieving the Set Goals
6 Discussion
7 Conclusion
Acknowledgments
References
A Lazy Approach for Filtering Parliamentary Documents
1 Introduction
2 Document Collection
2.1 Initiative-Based Collection
2.2 Profile-Based Collection
2.3 Discourse-Based Collection
2.4 Transforming the IRS Output
3 Query Approaches
3.1 Ranking Fusion
4 Evaluation Framework and Results
4.1 Analyzing Filtering Results
4.2 Analyzing Recommending Results
5 Conclusions
References
Relations Between Marketing and Innovation in Brazilian Universities
Abstract
1 Introduction
2 Theoretical Framework
2.1 Innovation from the Intellectual Property: The Role of North American Universities
2.2 Innovation from the Intellectual Property: The Long Path of Brazilian Universities
2.3 Marketing and Its Possibilities of Research on Technology Transfer
3 Final Considerations, Research Limitations and Future Studies
Acknowledgement
References
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