CD-ROM Proceedings of the
eGovernment Workshop '06 (eGOV06) Hosted at Brunel University, September 11,
2006
ISBN: 1-902316-47-9
Note: Any changes in these proceedings will appear on
the conference website
Tarck: The
eGovernment Development Process
[606]
LARGE SCALE E_GOVERNMENT PROJECTS: THE NEED FOR TRANSDICIPLINARY
COLLABORATING TEAMS
Inas Ezz (EGYPT/UK), Shauneen Furlong
(Canada), Anastasia Papazafeiropoulou (UK)
[Link]
[613]
CRM AND THE SERVICE TRANSFORMATION EXPERIENCE PROGRAMME
Danny Budzak (UK)
[Link]
[626]
Multidisciplinary models
and guidelines for e-Procurement projects: the design phase
Andrea Maurino (Italy), Marcella Corsi
(Italy), Sirio Scipionin(Italy)
[Link]
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Track: eGovernment Challenges
[604]
The Motivations for
Change towards E-government Adoption: Saudi Arabia as a case
Study
Abdullah Al-Shehry (UK), Simon Rogerson, N.
Ben Fairweather (UK), Mary Prior (UK)
[Link]
[601]
E-GOVERNMENT IN SAUDI ARABIA: CAN IT OVERCOME ITS CHALLENGES?
Sofiane Sahraoui (UAE), Ghandi Gharaibeh (UAE),
Ahmed Al-Jboori (UAE)
[Link]
[607]
Cyber crimes and
Egovernment applications: some empirical evidence
Massimo Pollifroni (Italy)
[Link]
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Track:
Joined Up Services
[602]
Community Information
Line – An Evaluation of Citizen Engagement in Local eGovernment
Andy Phippen (UK), Frank Land (UK), Alison
Ward (UK)
[Link]
[605]
Towards implementation
of life-events using generic workflows
Mariusz Momotko (Poland), Efthimios
Tambouris (Greece), Grzegorz Bliźniuk (Poland), Wojciech
Izdebski (Poland), Konstantinos Tarabanis (Greece)
[Link]
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Track:
Expectations of eGovernment
[603]
G2C and C2G: Current
Trends and Applications in e-Government
Dimitra Pappa (UK), Lampros Stergioulas
(UK)
[Link]
[618]
EXPECTATIONS THAT RUN HIGH DUTCH CITIZENS ON E-GOVERNMENT
Ronald Batenburg (The Netherlands),
Karianne Vermaas (The Netherlands), Lidwien van de Wijngaert
(The Netherlands), Frank Bongers (The Netherlands)
[Link]
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Track: HR
and Finance
[610]
Technology Acceptance of
Internet toward E-Government Initiative in Naval Finance
Department of Royal Thai Navy
Vichita Vathanophas (Thailand), Nattapon
Krittayaphongphun (Thailand), Chalalai Klomsiri (Thailand)
[Link]
[623]
The
impacts of administrative reform on local e-government
development in the Chinese context
Minyi Huang (UK), Steve Smithson (UK)
[Link]
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Track:
eParticipation
[624]
Evaluating how
eParticipation changes local democracy
Ann Macintosh (UK), Angus Whyte (UK)
[Link]
[611]
The State, Democracy and
the Limits of New Public Management: Exploring Alternative
Models of E-government
Diego D. Navarra (UK) Tony Cornford (UK)
[Link]
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eGOV06 is an event of the
Information Systems Evaluation and Integration Group (ISEing).
For further information please visit our website
at
www.ISEing.org
