Applying the ISO RM-ODP Standard in E-Government

Meneklis, Basilis; Kaliontzoglou, Alexandros; Polemi, Despina; Douligeris, Christos

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-32257-3_20

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“…This requirement needs to be supported by the infrastructure of the environment in order to serve citizens' needs and satisfy the demands of a continuously expanding group of citizens, i.e. an increasing interest from citizens in engaging in politics and decisions that affect them (Meneklis, Kaliontzoglou, Polemi, & Douligeris, 2005). Scalability can be accomplished along five dimensions: administrative, functional, geographic, load, and generation.…”

Section: Analysis Of Socio-technical Systems For Democratic Engagementmentioning

confidence: 99%

Concept-driven Design for Democracy: Advancing Co-creative Media to Support Citizen Participation and Democratic Engagement

Faraon

2018

JeDEM

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This article elaborates a concept of co-creative media that aims to support citizens’ democratic engagement by facilitating participatory and co-creative processes. The research adopts a concept-driven design approach to theoretically underpin and empirically inform the concept. This was accomplished by adopting theoretical resources from the framework of actor-network theory (ANT), identifying criteria in an analysis of existing socio-technical systems for democratic engagement, and building on the results from four research studies. The main contribution of the article, namely the concept of co-creative media, could serve as a basis for further theoretical reflections and a point of departure to support future participatory design processes where relevant stakeholders collectively contribute to the practical implementation and evaluation of co-creative media. Co-creative media have the potentials to provide citizens with a new approach to democracy and could broaden citizens’ democratic engagement by means of creating virtual spaces in which new ideas, initiatives, knowledge, and solutions could emerge.

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Section: Analysis Of Socio-technical Systems For Democratic Engagementmentioning

confidence: 99%

Concept-driven Design for Democracy: Advancing Co-creative Media to Support Citizen Participation and Democratic Engagement

Faraon

2018

JeDEM

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“…E-government standards and specifications research mainly include the selection criteria of policies and practices based on e-government interoperability framework [30], standards for the design and development of distributed system that ensure the high e-government efficiency and safe data exchange [31], and the selection criteria of strategic information systems planning [32].…”

Section: Individuals In E-government Researchmentioning

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Mapping of Electronic Government: The Trend of Research Fronts

Cheng

Ding

2014

2014 Seventh International Joint Conference on Computational Sciences and Optimization

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In this work, we have used knowledge visualization technologies to evaluate the global scientific production and trend of e-government research. It was found that the U.S. has the most cooperation, and its publication number and the centrality are now among the world's highest, while China has no large-scale domestic cooperation relations, and China's e-government research paper mainly come from the east and south part.. The hotspots of the egovernment research include the enhancement of egovernment cross-sectorial collaboration, the construction of e-government, the security infrastructure design of digital government in a complicated environment, while the performance evaluation has become the research frontier in this field.

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“…In this approach federal government initiates a project and local governments join it as partner governments (see Figure 1). Generally, e-Government portals for citizen, business concerns and employees are centralized [3] [18]. …”

Section: Devolution In E-governancementioning

confidence: 99%

“…These benefits encourage developing countries as well as developed countries to adopt the centralized or shared services such as Government to Citizen (G2C), Government to Business (G2B), Government to Government (G2G) and Government to Employees (G2E) services [3][15] [16] [18] [21] through centralized portals. However a central e-Government is also needed to be devolved in the same way as the traditional government decentralizes itself in the form of political, fiscal, or administrative powers.…”

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Reference model for devolution in e-governance

Farooq

Shamail

Mian

2008

Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Theory and Practice of Electronic Governance

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Centralized e-Government needs devolution similar to traditional devolutions in political, administrative and fiscal systems. Devolution in e-Governance leads towards a transformational government that provides opportunity for local governments to participate, take ownership and localize the e-services. In this paper, we present a reference model for devolution in eGovernance based on the Reference Model -Open Distributed Processing (RM-ODP). We propose a reference model for devolution in e-Government based on devolution of its major elements -enterprise, information, computational, engineering and technology viewpoints. IT and governance experts may use the proposed approach for effective achieving devolution in egovernance programs.

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Applying the ISO RM-ODP Standard in E-Government

Cited by 7 publications

References 5 publications

Concept-driven Design for Democracy: Advancing Co-creative Media to Support Citizen Participation and Democratic Engagement

Concept-driven Design for Democracy: Advancing Co-creative Media to Support Citizen Participation and Democratic Engagement

Mapping of Electronic Government: The Trend of Research Fronts

Reference model for devolution in e-governance

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