2. ICEGOV
2009
PROGRAM
ORGANISATION
TALKS,
SESSIONS,
TUTORIALS,
PANELS,
AND
DISCUSSIONS
PRESENTATIONS
PARTICIPATION
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3. ORGANISATION
–
COMMITTEES
The
conference
was
organized
by
a
CONFERENCE
COMMITTEE
based
in
Colombia
and
China,
with
help
from
their
colleagues.
AddiPonal
input
was
provided
by
an
ADVISORY
COMMITTEE,
including
representaPves
from
other
countries
in
Europe,
America,
and
Asia.
A
large
PROGRAM
COMMITTEE
of
academics
and
pracPPoners
reviewed
anonymous
submissions
of:
research
papers,
case
studies,
demonstraPons,
and
posters.
An
AWARDS
COMMITTEE
will
select
papers
of
parPcular
merit
–
in
terms
of
both
theorePcal
and
pracPcal
contribuPons.
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4. ORGANISATION
–
REVIEW
The
program
commiWee
comprised
both
academics
and
pracPPoners.
Every
submission
was
allocated
three
reviewers,
including
at
least
one
pracPPoner.
Submissions
were
invited
in
four
categories:
PAPERS,
CASE
STUDIES,
DEMONSTRATIONS,
and
POSTERS.
Reviewers
were
able
to
recommend
acceptance
in
any
category.
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5. ORGANISATION
–
SUBMISSIONS
Authors
could
submit
abstracts
for
iniPal
review,
allowing
them
to
check
whether
their
proposed
submission
would
be
seen
as
relevant.
Full
submissions
were
required
by
June,
with
decisions
announced
at
the
end
of
July.
A
double-‐
blind
process
was
employed.
131
submissions
were
received
from
39
different
countries
–
including
90
papers,
of
which
24
were
accepted
for
presentaPon
in
that
form.
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6. INVITED
TALKS
ACADEMIC
PERSPECTIVE
MaWhias
Finger
is
Chair
and
Professor
of
Management
of
Network
Industries
at
the
Swiss
Federal
InsPtute
of
Technology
(EPFL)
in
Lausanne;
he
is
also
the
Director
of
ExecuPve
EducaPon
at
EPFL’s
Middle
East
Campus.
He
has
wriWen
extensively
about
the
insPtuPonal
aspects
of
global
economic
and
environmental
change.
GOVERNMENT
PERSPECTIVE
Maria
del
Rosario
Guerra
is
Minister
for
InformaPon
and
CommunicaPon
Technology
(ICT)
in
Colombia.
She
has
been
successful
in
increasing
access
to
ICT,
parPcularly
in
educaPon,
and
is
developing
a
framework
for
investment,
innovaPon,
and
social
inclusion.
INTERNATIONAL
PERSPECTIVE
Saleem
Zoughbi
is
Regional
Advisor
for
ICT
for
the
United
NaPons
Economic
and
Social
Commission
for
Western
Asia.
He
has
a
technical
background
in
systems
engineering,
has
served
as
an
advisor
to
the
PalesPnian
Authority,
and
has
led
missions
for
the
EU
and
the
United
NaPons
Development
Programme.
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7. INVITED
SESSIONS
On
Wednesday
ahernoon,
there
will
be
three
parallel
streams
of
sessions
in
which
representaPves
from
different
countries
will
report
on
naPonal
and
regional
experiences
of
electronic
governance.
This
year,
the
conference
and
advisory
commiWees
have
invited
sessions
from
Colombia,
Mexico,
China,
ArgenPna/Rio
Negro,
Korea,
Macao
SAR,
Dominican
Republic,
Brazil,
Mongolia,
Chile,
Costa
Rica,
and
Cameroon.
There
are
also
three
invited
sessions
on
Thursday
ahernoon,
looking
at
specific
issues
or
iniPaPves
in
technology
leadership,
interoperability
and
open
standards,
and
the
interplay
between
e-‐governance
and
development.
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8. INVITED
TUTORIALS
-‐
HORIZONTAL
On
Tuesday
morning,
TECHNOLOGY
from
10.40
unPl
12.40,
Jeremy
Gibbons,
Steve
Harris,
and
Jim
Davies
there
will
be
tutorials
This
tutorial
looks
at
how
we
can
achieve
interoperability
on
key
aspects
of
between
compuPng
systems,
and
how
new
technology
can
help
electronic
governance
us
to
address
the
challenges
of
e-‐governance.
implementaPon.
TRANSFORMATION
Pallab
Saha
This
tutorial
explains
the
transformaPon
effected
in
Singapore,
from
e-‐government
to
connected
government,
and
explores
the
noPon
of
a
government
enterprise
architecture.
POLICY
Sharon
Dawes,
Theresa
Pardo,
and
Evgeny
Styrin
This
tutorial
looks
at
different
aspects
of
informaPon
policy,
addressing
topics
such
as
privacy,
access,
and
sharing,
in
the
context
of
e-‐governance.
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9. INVITED
TUTORIALS
-‐
VERTICAL
E-‐HEALTH
E-‐ECONOMY
E-‐LEADERSHIP
Jennifer
Zelmer
Wojciech
Cellary
Jean-‐Pierre
Auffret
and
This
tutorial
will
explore
e-‐ This
tutorial
looks
at
how
Elsa
Estevez
Health
standards,
lessons
to
transform
public
Amongst
other
things,
this
learned
and
key
administraPons
to
fully
tutorial
will
provide
consideraPons
in
their
benefit
from
electronic
examples
of
best
pracPces
adopPon,
and
examples
of
informaPon,
and
how
to
for
establishing
CIOs
in
their
use
in
different
use
e-‐Government
to
government
and
will
selngs.
It
will
touch
also
sPmulate
e-‐Business
as
propose
a
step
by
step
on
policy
issues
and
future
part
of
an
electronic
approach
for
developing
a
opportuniPes
at
a
global
knowledge-‐based
CIO
system.
level.
economy
On
Tuesday
ahernoon,
from
14.20
unPl
16.20,
there
will
be
tutorials
on
specific
areas
and
domain
issues
within
electronic
governance.
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10. INVITED
DISCUSSIONS
On
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
there
will
be
roundtable
discussions
in
which
small
groups
of
experts
will
aim
to
reach
consensus
on
specific
topics
of
interest.
1. Towards
regional
dialogue
to
promote
alliances
2. How
to
achieve
high
take-‐up
of
government
online
3. InnovaPon
transfer
frameworks
for
global
e-‐governance
There
will
be
opportuniPes
to
raise
issues
and
contribute
to
the
discussion.
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11. INVITED
PANELS
On
Friday,
there
will
be
six
workshops,
organised
in
three
parallel
sessions,
addressing
specific
topics
of
interest.
Each
workshop
will
include
presentaPons
of
relevant
papers,
but
also
an
invited
panel
session.
The
topics
are
aligned
with
the
invited
tutorials,
and
the
panelists
will
include
the
corresponding
tutorial
organizers.
This
is
an
opportunity
to
return
to
themes
introduced
at
the
start
of
the
conference.
Again,
there
will
be
opportuniPes
to
raise
issues
and
contribute
to
the
discussion.
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12. PRESENTATIONS
On
Wednesday,
Thursday,
and
Friday
morning
there
will
be
parallel
sessions
of
papers
and
case
studies,
presented
by
the
authors,
addressing
a
range
of
topics
in
both
the
theory
and
the
pracPce
of
electronic
governance.
The
paper
presentaPons
on
Friday
morning
have
been
organized
into
workshop
sessions
according
to
topic
–
loosely
aligned
with
the
themes
of
the
tutorials.
These
presentaPons
will
be
followed
immediately
by
panel
sessions
on
the
same
topic.
The
demonstraPons
and
poster
presentaPons
will
be
organized
as
part
of
the
recepPon
on
Tuesday
evening.
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13. PARTICIPATION
This
conference
is
about
INSPIRATION
–
showing
what
can
be
achieved,
exchanging
experiences
and
pracPces,
and
gaining
new
perspecPves
–
across
communi+es
EDUCATION
–
learning
more
about
the
state
of
the
art,
the
underlying
principles,
and
the
pracPcal
applicaPons
of
new
technologies
–
across
boundaries
COMMUNICATION
–
facilitaPng
networking
and
interacPon,
community
development,
and
capacity
building
–
across
borders
It
brings
together
people
from
around
the
world,
from
government,
academia,
non-‐government
organizaPons,
and
industries,
with
a
wide
range
of
skills
and
experiences
–
to
address
the
challenges
of
electronic
governance.
This
year,
you
are
these
people.
This
is
your
conference.
Make
the
most
of
it!
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