CD-ROM Proceedings of the
eGovernment Workshop '05 (eGOV05)
Hosted at Brunel University, September 13, 2005
ISBN: 1-902316-46-0
Editors: Irani, Z., Elliman, T., and Sarikas O.D.
DEBUNKING THE
OPTIMISTS: AN EVALUATION OF CONVENTIONAL WISDOM ABOUT THE
DIGITAL DIVIDE AND E-GOVERNMENT IN THE BRITISH ISLES
George, Ryder
1stAdvisory Ltd, UK Outsourcing Consultants, UK
TOWARDS SUCCESSFUL
EGOVERNMENT FACILITATION IN UK LOCAL AUTHORITIES
Zorlu, Senyucel Manchester
Metropolitan University, UK
ERP ADOPTION FOR
E-GOVERNMENT: AN ANALYSIS OF MOTIVATIONS
Raymond, Louis; Sylvestre, Uwizeyemungu
Université du Québec à
Trois-Rivières, Canada
François, Bergeron
Université Laval, Canada
A SURVEY OF CITIZENS’
AWARENESS AND ADOPTION OF
E-GOVERNMENT INITIATIVES, THE
‘GOVERNMENT GATEWAY’: A UNITED KINGDOM PERSPECTIVE
Jyoti,Choudrie;
Yogesh, Dwivedi Brunel University, UK
IMPLEMENTATION OF
“VISION OF E-GOVERNMENT 2007” AT THE COUNTY ADMINISTRATION
OF SWEDEN
Kerstin, Grundén University of Trollhättan/Uddevalla, Sweden
DESIGN OF REPOSITORIES
OF CONCEPTUAL SCHEMAS IN THE SMALL AND IN THE LARGE
Carlo, Batini,
University of Milano Bicocca, Italy
Riccardo, Grosso
CSI Piemonte, Italy
Guglielmo, Longobardi Cnipa, Italy
OPEN CONTENT SYSTEMS FOR E-GOVERNANCE: THE CASE OF
ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING
Adele, Celino;
Grazia, Concilio
Polytechnic of Bari, Italy
THE UNTAPPED RESOURCE OF COUNCILLORS’ CASEWORK? : A [FORMER]
PRACTITIONER’S PERSPECTIVE
THE “S-EPI MODEL”: A
THEORETICAL MODEL THAT LINKS THE E-GOVERNMENT PROCESSES TO
THE INSTRUMENTS OF THE PUBLIC SECTOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (PSSR)
Massimo, Pollifroni University of Turin, Italy
E-GOVERNMENT IN THE ARABIAN GULF: GOVERNMENT TRANSFORMATION
VS. GOVERNMENT AUTOMATION
Sofiane, Sahraoui
American University of Sharjah, UAE
THE COLLABORATIVE MODEL TO SUPPORT
DISCRETIONARY DECISION-MAKING IN E-GOVERNMENT
Wanchai, Varavithya; Vatcharaporn, Esichaiku
Asian Institute of Technology,
Thailand
INFORMATION PROVISION
ASSESSMENT AND DIFFICULTIES @ MINISTRIES WEBSITE.GOV.SA
Abdulmohsen, Abanumy; Pam,
Mayhew
University of East
Anglia, UK
THE INFLUENCE OF LEGAL
CONSTRAINTS ON BUSINESS PROCESS MODELLING
Carlo, Simon, University Koblenz-Landau, Germany
Sebastian, Olbrich Philipps University at
Marburg, Germany
E-GOVERNMENT
INITIATIVES IN CYPRUS
Angelika I.
Kokkinaki; Socrates, Mylonas; Stalo, Mina
Intercollege, Cyprus
THE ROLE OF
ACCESSIBILITY AND COMMITMENT IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN
E-GOVERNMENT STRATEGY
Luis Vicente, Casaló;
Carlo, Flavián; Miguel, Guinaliú
University of Zaragoza, Spain.
BEST PRACTICE IN LOCAL E-GOVERNMENT: A PROCESS MODELLING
APPROACH
Owen A., Johnson
University of Leeds, Leeds, UK
Stephen F., King University of Leeds,
Leeds, UK
AUDITABILITY MEASURES FOR E-VOTING SYSTEMS
Jordi, Barrat i Esteve
Universitat Rovira i
Virgili, Catalonia, Spain
INVESTIGATING THE BARRIERS TO G2G
ADOPTION
Inas E. Ezz, Sadat Sadat Academy for Management
Sciences, Egypt
& Brunel University, UK
Marinos, Themistocleous Brunel University, UK
INCLUSION IN
E-GOVERNMENT: A SECURITY PERSPECTIVE
Rana, Tassabehji University of Bradford, Bradford, UK
A POSSIBLE STRATEGY FOR
E-GOVERNANCE
Nicolae, Costake,
Consultant (CMC), Romania
THE
HORIZON OF THE GRID FOR E-GOVERNMENT
Maad, Soha; Coghlan, Brian; Ryan, John; Kenny, Eamonn;
Watson, Ronan; Pierantoni, Gabriele
Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
eGISE
POSITION PAPER:
A ROLE FOR KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT
METHODS IN EGOVERNMENT SYSTEMS EVALUATION: THE
REFLECTIVE EVALUATION METHOD (REM)
Alan, Burke, Leeds Metropolitan University, UK
Tony, Elliman, Brunel University, UK
Graham, Orange Leeds Metropolitan University, UK
Mohammed, Zairi University of Bradford, UK
eGISE
POSITION PAPER:
PRESENTING A CASE FOR A PRINCIPLED
APPROACH TO CITIZEN, BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION
IN E-GOVERNMENT SERVICES: CHALLENGES AND RESEARCH
OPPORTUNITIES
Kecheng, Liu University of Reading, UK
Azzelarabe, Taleb-Bendiab Liverpool John Moores
University, UK
eGISE
POSITION PAPER:
ON DEMOCRACY AND ENGAGEMENT FOCUSING
ON IMPACT AND OPPORTUNITY
Ann, Macintosh Napier University, UK
Tony, Elliman Brunel University, UK
Atta, Badii
University of Reading, UK
Shaun, Topham Sheffield City Council, UK
Peter, Thomson Wolverhampton City Council, UK
eGISE POSITION PAPER:
E-GOVERNMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
EVALUATION: CONCEPTUALISING ‘CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENT’
Ray, Hackney Manchester Metropolitan
University, UK
Steve, Jones Conway County Borough Council, UK
Zahir, Irani Brunel University, UK
