2. ICEGOV 2009: Bogota, Columbia

Invited contributions

• Matthias Finger:
  e-gov and public sector reform: what roles for government in e-government? 1-4
  
• Wojciech Cellary, Sergiusz Strykowski:
  e-government based on cloud computing and service-oriented architecture. 5-10
  
• Pallab Saha:
  Architecting the connected government: practices and innovations in Singapore. 11-17
  

Architecture and interoperability

• Yiwei Gong, Marijn Janssen, Sietse Overbeek, Arre Zuurmond:
  Enabling flexible processes by ECA orchestration architecture. 19-26
  
• Agustina Buccella, Alejandra Cechich:
  A semantic-based architecture for supporting geographic e-services. 27-35
  
• Rama Krushna Das, Manas Ranjan Patra:
  SOA for e-governance in India: potentials and pitfalls. 36-41
  

Collaboration and information sharing

• Lei Zheng, Sharon S. Dawes, Theresa A. Pardo:
  Leadership behaviors in cross-boundary information sharing and integration: comparing the US and China. 43-50
  
• Jun Cheng, Xiaobin Huang, Kai Peng:
  The research of government collaboration patterns based on the government information resource interchange framework. 51-56
  
• Saulo Daza:
  GEL-XML (e-government - extensible markup language) implementation experience for Colombian government information exchange in the environment sector. 57-60
  

Knowledge management

• Demetrios Sarantis, Yannis Charalabidis, Dimitris Askounis:
  An ontology for stakeholder collaboration and knowledge exploitation in e-government project management. 61-67
  
• Muhammad Kashif Farooq, Malik Jahan Khan, Shafay Shamail, Mian M. Awais:
  Intelligent project approval cycle for local government: case-based reasoning approach. 68-73
  
• Simon Fong, Ho Si Meng:
  A web-based performance monitoring system for e-government services. 74-82
  

e-policy

• Gianluca Misuraca:
  Futuring e-government: governance and policy implications for designing an ICT-enabled knowledge society. 83-90
  
• André Andrade:
  The strategic planning and ICT in the Brazilian Justice. 91-96
  
• Vladimir Alexander Navarro Herrera:
  Techno-legal culture. 97-101
  

e-participation

• Itir Akdogan:
  Evaluating and improving e-participation in Istanbul. 103-108
  
• Ricardo Matheus, Manuella Maia Ribeiro:
  Models for citizen engagement in Latin American: case studies of public digital budgeting. 109-116
  
• Darling Solano Oviedo, Ligia Pérez Negrete, Oswaldo Velez-Langs:
  Citizen participation through web: e-democracy in Monteria. 117-125
  

e-taxation

• Francisco Assis M. do Nascimento, Fernando Lehnen, Morecy V. Moré, Salomão A. Leizer:
  GIF: a web-based system for tax management and fiscal intelligence applications to the municipal tax administration. 127-133
  
• Uyanga Sambuu, Enkhtuya Dandar:
  e-taxation in Mongolia: current state, lessons learnt, and future challenges. 134-137
  
• Javier Carranza-Tresoldi:
  Argentine subnational case and Chilean national case of revenue internet services: is there a new e-tax benchmark arising in South America? 138-143
  

e-diffusion

• Sanjo O. Faniran, Kayode M. Olaniyan:
  e-governance diffusion in Nigeria: the case for citizens' demand. 145-149
  
• Paul Kariuki:
  An analysis of the impact of digital community hubs in facilitating ICT diffusion in peri-urban areas: a case of Inanda Ntuzuma Kwamashu (INK) digital hub, Durban, South Africa. 150-154
  
• Harekrishna Misra:
  Managing rural citizen interfaces in e-governance systems: a study in Indian context. 155-162
  

Methodologies

• Mohammed A. Gharawi, Theresa A. Pardo, Santiago Guerrero:
  Issues and strategies for conducting cross-national e-government comparative research. 163-170
  
• Santiago Guerrero:
  Making smart IT choices: a bridge between theory and practice. 171-175
  
• Erne Suzila Kassim, Husnayati Hussin:
  Investigating government-to-business system success: a conceptual framework. 176-182
  

Implementation planning

• Majed Ayyad:
  Using the Actor-Network Theory to interpret e-government implementation barriers. 183-190
  
• Timothy Mwololo Waema, Jason Muthama Musyoka:
  Shifting shores: investigating how the shift from electronic to mobile government interacts with the development practice in Kenya. 191-197
  
• Francisco Camargo:
  Managing the implementation of the government online strategy in Colombia. 198-201
  

e-democracy

• Lucie Langer, Melanie Volkamer, Stefan G. Weber, Axel Schmidt, Johannes Buchmann:
  Towards long-term free and secret electronic elections providing voter-verifiability in the bulletin board model. 203-210
  
• Camilo Cristancho Mantilla:
  e-democracy and inclusion: the role for government agencies in mobilizing participation. 211-217
  
• José María Lezcano, Noemí Olivera:
  The Electronic Ombudsman. 218-225
  

Models and frameworks

• Flavio Corradini, Alberto Polzonetti, Oliviero Riganelli:
  Holistic development of online public services. 227-234
  
• Jianhua Gao, Wensheng Yang, Guixi Fang:
  A study on government-dominated e-government outsourcing model. 235-239
  
• Diego Cardona, Miguel Porrua, Javier Saenz, Marcelo Lasagna, Silvana Rubino, Florencia Ferrer:
  MuNet, a new way to improve municipalities. 240-245
  

Implementation strategies

• Neeta Verma, Alka Mishra:
  india.gov.in - India's approach in constructing one-stop-solution towards e-government. 247-252
  
• Neeta Shah, Ashutosh Dhanesha, Dravida Seetharam:
  Crowdsourcing for e-governance: case study. 253-258
  
• T. Naranmandakh:
  e-government initiatives and universal service program: achievements and key issues in Mongolia. 259-264
  

Social applications

• Addison Mark Wokocha, Steve Nwokeocha:
  e-governance: lessons from the capacity building project and online registration of teachers in Nigeria. 265-270
  
• Mahinda Kommalage:
  Usage of information technology for the purpose of health education in Sri Lanka. 271-273
  
• Ricardo Matheus, Manuella Maia Ribeiro:
  Telemedicine in Brazilian public policy management. 274-279
  

Standards and guidelines

• Neeta Verma, Lokesh Joshi:
  Guidelines for Indian government websites: standards for enhancing web usability. 281-286
  
• Bimal Pratap Shah:
  Search engine visibility of national tourism promotion websites: a case of Nepal. 287-292
  
• Sajid Manzoor, Taimur A. Qureshi, Muhammad D. Liaqat, Muhammad Kashif Farooq, Shafay Shamail:
  A comparison between Cadastre 2014 and cadastral systems of different countries. 293-297
  

Infrastructure

• Juan M. Luzuriaga, Rodolfo Martínez, Alejandra Cechich:
  Design and implementation of an electronic signature solution in the Justice Area. 299-304
  
• Johanna Ekua Awotwi, George Owusu:
  Ghana's community information centers (CiCs): e-governance success or mirage? 305-310
  
• Swoyambhu Man Amatya:
  Functioning of rural tele-centers in Nepal: a case study of Kavre tele-centre. 311-313
  

Other applications

• G. Julián Casasbuenas, G. Alejandro Barrera, M. Olga P. Paz:
  From the internet for accountability project to the territorial e-government strategy in Colombia. 315-320
  
• Simon Fong, Zhuang Yan:
  Design of a web-based tendering system for e-government procurement. 321-328
  
• Ganesh Prasad Adhikari:
  Issues in national identification database system of Nepal. 329-333
  

Legal and regulatory issues

• Shefali S. Dash, I. P. S. Sethi:
  National Do Not Call Registry in India: a step towards restricting unsolicited telemarketing calls. 335-340
  
• Neeta Verma, Durga Prasad Misra, Pankaj K. P. Shreyaskar, M. Kamala Kannan:
  Enabling citizens to leverage the provisions of the RTI act of India: an ICT driven case study. 341-346
  

Maturity models

• Cristina Zerpa:
  Improving governance with an e-government maturity model. 347-351
  
• Marco Peres, Felipe Guzmán, Teylor Valbuena:
  Online government strategy development model for interactional and transactional phases in the territorial order. 352-358
  
• Rocío Andrea Rodríguez, Daniel Alberto Giulianelli, Pablo Martín Vera:
  Extended measurement framework for analyzing e-governance situation in different countries. 359-364
  

Demos and posters

• Venkatesh Choppella, K. R. Srivathsan:
  Fostering community interaction through the Trivandrum City Police Portal. 365-368
  
• Anna N. Raup-Kounovsky, Jana Hrdinová, Donna S. Canestraro, Theresa A. Pardo:
  Public sector IT governance: from frameworks to action. 369-371
  
• Hakikur Rahman:
  Framework of e-governance at the local government level. 372-374
  
• Sohag Sundar Nanda, Sanghamitra Mohanty, Soumya Mishra:
  UNL: a novel initiative for bridging digital divide. 375-376
  
• Yuanfu Jiang, Jiazhen Liu, Peng Du, Tan Yu:
  Study on the outsourcing management of e-government in China. 377-380
  
• Ricardo Matheus, Manuella Maia Ribeiro:
  Online anti-corruption tools in Latin America. 381-382
  
• Juliana Arenas, Holmes Zambrano:
  Web-based GIS applications for government. 383-384
  
• M. Abdus Sobhan, Mahbubul Alam:
  OPM: an initiative of ICT project and overall technical, managerial and policy making experience. 385-389
  
• Ricardo Matheus, Manuella Maia Ribeiro:
  Public online consultation of federal ministries and federal regulatory agencies in Brazil. 390-391
  
• Saulo Daza:
  Language evolution for the information exchange of the Colombian State, GEL-XML. 392-395
  
• Alberto Jiménez Rozo:
  Supply of accounting and financial information entities in charge of control surveillance: a proposal for the streamlining of procedures. 396-399
  
• Ahsan Habib, Md. Mustafijur Rahman Faysal:
  Paperless office: first step to Digital Bangladesh. 400-401
  
• Adriana Simeão Ferreira:
  Electronic delations within Courts of Accounts in Brazil. 402-403
  
• Cláudia J. Abrão de Araújo, Flávio S. Corrêa da Silva:
  Governmental virtual institutions. 404-406
  
• Teylor Valbuena Mendoza:
  Digital inclusion of indigenous people in Colombia, by the digitalization and safeguarding of their intangible cultural heritage. 407-408
  
• Manish Pokharel, Jong Sou Park:
  Cloud computing: future solution for e-governance. 409-410
  
• Mario Grullon, Domingo Tavarez:
  Progress and challenges for e-government in the Dominican Republic. 411-413
  
• R. K. Sonawane, A. G. Rao, S. P. Pawde, U. B. Pawar:
  Replication strategies for implementation of e-governance project at Jalgaon City Municipal Corporation, Maharashtra State, India, in the context of KDMC model. 414-416