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ORCID17th ICEGOV 2024: Pretoria, South Africa
- Soon Chun, Geci Karuri-Sebina, Erico Przeybilovicz, Flávia Barbosa, Cristina Braga:
Proceedings of the 17th International Conference on Theory and Practice of Electronic Governance, ICEGOV 2024, Pretoria, South Africa, October 1-4, 2024. ACM 2024, ISBN 979-8-4007-1780-2
Track 1 - Trust and Ethical Digital Governance for the World We Want
- Monique Munarini
, James Brusseau, Lorenzo Angeli:
Equitable AI Audits: evaluating the evaluators in today's world. 1-8 - Daniel Wessel:
Positive E-Government - Theories and Approaches to Support Citizens' Well-Being. 9-13 - Noella Edelmann, Jessica Voigt Pereira:
Public administrators' perception of ethical issues in public sector co-creation processes and outcomes: A meta-synthesis of cases. 14-21 - Evelyne Tauchnitz, Shamira Ahmed:
Framing Ethical e-Governance: A Plaidoyer for a Human-Rights based Digital Democracy Approach. 22-27 - Karine Alves, Edney Santos, Matheus Fidelis Silva, Ana Carolina Chaves, Jose Andre Fernandes, George Valença, Kellyton Brito:
Towards the regulation of Large Language Models (LLMs) and Generative AI use in the Brazilian Government: the case of a State Court of Accounts. 28-35 - Fernando Bichara Pinto, Marie Anne Macadar:
Using Generative AI Chatbot for enhancing people's digital participation. 36-40 - Yasaman Yousefi:
Approaching Fairness in Digital Governance: A Multi-Dimensional, Multi-Layered Framework. 41-47 - Won Kyung Jung, Hun Yeong Kwon:
Privacy and data protection regulations for AI using publicly available data: Clearview AI case. 48-55
Track 2 - Digital Transformation and Innovation in the Public Sector
- Adeyinka Patrick Adewumi, Ugochukwu David Abasilim:
Digital Competency and Public Sector Digital Transformation in Nigeria. 56-66 - Maansi Sood, Gayatri Doctor:
Leveraging Technology for Farmers' Welfare: An Impact Assessment of the Krushi Samiksha Kendra (KSK) in Odisha. 67-74 - Tsumbedzo Mukange, Bayanda Mokoto, Tumelo B. Moipolai, Zimasa Ndamase:
Accelerating the use of mobile phone capabilities to maximise the effectiveness of public emergency alerts in South Africa. 75-80 - Qianli Yuan:
Promoting Multi-actor Collaboration for New Online Service during Public Health Emergency: Roles of an Innovation Lab at Local Government. 81-87 - Foteini Vagena, Eriks Sneiders:
Towards unravelling the co-creation mechanism: Insights from a public organization. 88-96 - Eriks Sneiders:
Active Ownership as an E-Service Management Practice in Transformational Government. 97-104 - Aparajita Dubey, Manpreet Singh:
Leveraging digital transformation for inter-departmental coordination and governance towards seamless digital delivery of citizen-centric urban services: Case of India. 105-111 - Fernando Escobar, Henrique M. Dinis Santos, Teresa Susana Mendes Pereira:
Sustainable Tokenisation Model for the Public Sector: Selecting the most suitable business process. 112-119 - María Elena López Reyes, Birger Larsen, Ingrid Mulder, Rikke Magnussen:
Navigating Open Data Ecosystems: Exploring Engagement in the Use of Local Governments Open Geodata. 120-129 - Matheus Silva, Abilio Ferreira, Karine Alves, George Valença, Kellyton Brito:
A new perspective for longitudinal measurement and analysis of public education in Brazil based on open data and machine learning. 130-138 - Monica Palmirani, Andrea Giovanni Nuzzolese, Francesco Poggi, Jane Nicholson, Jorge Estevez:
Tracking WHO reporting requests using hybrid AI. 139-146
Track 3 - New Perspectives of Digital Governance Measurement, Assessment, and Monitoring
- Maria Ioanna Maratsi, Charalampos Alexopoulos, Yannis Charalabidis:
On the Semantic Analysis of Open (Government) Data Portals' Metadata Provision and Schema. 147-157 - Radomir V. Bolgov, Olga Filatova, Daniil Volkovskii:
E-Participation as a Research Domain: Analysis of Publication Patterns and Current Tendencies. 158-165 - Sang-Jo Ko, Jeongeun Seo, Hunyeong Kwon:
A Study on the Jurisdiction and Regulation of offshore Online Gambling between trading countries. 166-175 - Foteini Vagena, Eriks Sneiders:
Introducing co-creation into transformational Government. 176-183 - Alka Mishra, Durga Prasad Misra, Lokesh Joshi, Ashutosh Prasad Maurya:
Benchmarking of Government Websites: An Approach Towards Good Governance. 184-189 - Irapuan Noce, João Álvaro Carvalho, Luís Amaral, João Cerejeira, Pedro J. Camões, Isabel Ferreira, Sandra Cunha:
A Generic Architecture for the Digitization of Government Procurement Processes. 190-200 - Dmitriy Arkatov, Olga Filatova:
'Not what we want': Why do (not) citizens use e-government services? Evidence from St. Petersburg, Russia. 201-208 - Devanshi Shah, Gayatri Doctor:
Assessment of Municipal Governance Portals (MGPs) and its Online Service Delivery by applying Local Online Service Index (LOSI) Methodology - A study in Gujarat, India. 209-214 - Demetrios Sarantis, Delfina Soares, Deniz Susar, Vincenzo Aquaro, Angelica Marie Zundel:
Assessing digital government at the local level: An analysis of worldwide municipalities' survey. 215-222 - Yury Kabanov:
Causes and Consequences of States' Responsiveness to the UN E-Government Survey: Exploring the Role of the Member States Questionnaire. 223-228 - Chimwemwe Queen Mtegha, Wallace Chigona, Teofelus Tonateni Tuyeni:
How Government Agencies Evaluate Cybersecurity Capacity Building Outcomes: A Case of Malawi. 229-236 - Morten Meyerhoff Nielsen, Luís Nuno Barbosa:
Ensuring online usability and value: A comparative analysis of the design standards, criteria and governance models in Denmark, Portugal, and the UK. 237-245 - Angelica Zundel, Deniz Susar, Vincenzo Aquaro, Delfina Soares, Demetrios Sarantis:
LOSI Pilots Insights: The Distribution of Online Services across Government Systems - A Cross-National Analysis. 246-253 - Ricardo Kadouaki, Maria Alexandra Cunha, Bruno Andrade de Figueiredo:
Usability of statistics and transparency open data portals in regional governments. 254-260 - Michele Corazza, Monica Palmirani, Franco M. T. Gatti, Salvatore Sapienza:
Monitoring Sustainable Development Goals in European Legislation using Hybrid AI. 261-269
Track 4 - Future-ready Digital Workforce and Infrastructure Development
- Mohammed Agbali, Kashifu Inuwa Abdullahi, Amina Magaji Sambo, Abubakar A. Dahiru, Muhammad Aminu Lawal:
Deploying scalable Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) in Nigeria: An Institutional Theory Perspective. 270-276 - Noella Edelmann, Nadine Baumann:
Post-CoVID-19 Tele-work Practices in German and Austrian Public Sector Organizations: A cross-case analysis. 277-284 - Daniel Mulinge Ndolo, John Kandiri:
Leveraging Recommender Systems to Enhance Student-Industry Alignment in Industrial Placements. 285-290
Track 5 - Smart Sustainable Cities and Communities for People
- Ronny Weinkauf, Judith Fauth:
Decision Support for Building Permit Application Preparation. 291-299 - Flavia Bernardini, Eduardo Oliveira, Matheus M. Cruz, José Viterbo, Jose Augusto Paixao:
Integrating University and Local Government to Address Strategic Planning Goals in Smart Cities: The Case of Niteroi and Fluminense Federal University. 300-308 - Christos Karelis, Zoi Lachana, Gerasimos Kontos, Yannis Charalabidis:
A Comprehensive Review of Citizen Science Projects for behavioral change towards Sustainable Urban Environments. 309-317 - Ahmed Kaharevic, Elin Wihlborg:
Whose Future is Smart?: A Systematic Literature Review of Smart Cities and Disadvantaged Neighborhoods. 318-326
Track 6 - Social Media and Digital Platforms
- Daniil Volkovskii, Olga Filatova, Svetlana Bodrunova, Radomir V. Bolgov:
Does government hear citizenry? The quality of deliberative practice between authorities and citizens on social media in Russia. 327-336 - Gabriela Andrea Diaz, Dana K. Urribarri, Maria Luján Ganuza, Carlos Iván Chesñevar, Elsa Estevez, Ana Gabriela Maguitman:
Polviz: Assessing Opinion Polarization in Social Media through Visual Analytics and Argumentation. 337-347 - Héctor Abel Gutiérrez, Alejandro De León Languré, Mahdi Zareei, Kellyton dos Santos Brito:
Social Media for Predicting the Mexican Presidential Election: Beyond X and Facebook. 348-357 - Gonçalo Paiva Dias:
Portuguese political leaders on Twitter/X during the 2024 electoral campaign: An exploratory study. 358-365 - José Santana, Maria Santana, Pablo Sampaio, Kellyton Brito:
Towards a Methodology for Analyzing Visual Elements in Social Media Posts of Politicians. 366-373
Track 7 - Public and Private Sector Governing Digital Economies
- Fahad Al-Thobaiti, Mohammed Almohaimeed:
The Impact of Digital Regulations on Government Expenditure Efficiency: A Study in Saudi Arabia. 374-377 - Mukhtar Garba Tanimu:
Assessing the Impact of Taxpoynt Platform on Small Business Tax Compliance through Digitization. 378-380 - Claudia Oliveira, Noémie Custers, Tommaso Zonta:
Digital-ready policymaking: digitalising legislation in Europe and beyond. 381-383 - Ritu Ghai, Alka Misra, Durga Prasad Misra, Usha Saxena, Sanjay Mahendru, Sitansu Sekhar Mahapatra, Sumandro Chattapadhyay:
Unified Data Exchange: Accelerating India's Data Ecosystem. 384-387 - Diego Adetayó C. Assumpção, Alberto Blumenschein-Cruz:
Data Sovereignty and International Sovereignty Principles - The Data Sovereignty Observatory. 388-391 - Cinara Maria Carneiro Rocha, João Álvaro Carvalho, Antonio Henrique Graciano Suxberger:
Judicial Virtual Desk Service: Brazil's Approach to Broadening Access to Justice. 392-394
Track 8 - Focus on the Global South Digital Transformation
- Tlhokomelo Rethabile Monethi:
Policy Pathways for Reducing Dependency through Technological Innovation: Lessons from Kenya's Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Blockchain in Healthcare. 395-402 - Johnson Mulongo Masinde, Frankline Mugambi, Daniel Muthee Wambiri:
Exploring the Current Landscape of Artificial Intelligence Adoption in Kenyan Academic Libraries. 403-408 - Maria Rosa Lorini, G. Harindranath, Tim Unwin:
Mitigating Risks: Safe, Wise and Secure Use of Digital Technologies by Migrant Communities in South Africa. 409-413 - Rehema Baguma:
Towards Integration and Data Sharing to Enhance Child Protection in Uganda. 414-424 - Javiera Fernanda Medina Macaya:
Electronic government and meaningful connectivity levels: Who is really positioned to benefit from digital transformation in government? 425-429 - Tupokigwe Isagah, Soumaya I. Ben Dhaou:
Artificial Intelligence Readiness in Africa: Status Quo and Future Research. 430-437 - Kgopotso Ditshego Magoro:
Indigenous knowledge systems, situated and contextual learning: unlocking collective human digital capabilities and competencies for Global South communities in the digital era. 438-444
Track 9 - Early Research Track
- Freeman Munisi Mateko:
Creating an enabling environment for Education 5.0 in Zimbabwe. 445-449 - Anna Chizhik, Katarina Cokrlic:
Reflecting the Emotions of the City: Developing a Contextual Sentiment Analysis Method for Social Media Texts. 450-452 - Yury Kabanov, Anna Kuzmenko, Andrei V. Chugunov, Georgy Panfilov:
Does Centralization Lead to Equality in E-Participation Provision? Evidence from the Russian Regions. 453-456 - Vanessa da Rocha Santos Almeida, Marie Anne Macadar:
The Brazilian Blockchain Network and CBDC: searching for creating a Digital Public Infrastructure. 457-459
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